Asolo Women's Space GV Lightweight Hiking Boots - Waterproof Snow Shoes for Outdoor Trekking & Urban Walking | Perfect for Winter Trails, Mountain Climbing & City Exploration

Size fits right, did not have to size up or down. Very comfortable.I wore it for the first hike on 8 miles hike yesterday (trail condition was gentle, some uphill, some downhill, probably 500 to 700 ft of elevation change overall, plus a little off-trail). It left me with no foot pain unlike my Merrell shoes. My feet were a bit tired but normal tire with that distance, not the soreness and fatigue like I always got from Merrell. Waking up this morning with no residual tiredness to the feet at all.These shoes are perfect for me for the dirt, soft trails. I'll probably switch to more beefy boots for more rocky trails.The sole is pretty good and pretty grippy.I found the insole to be cushy and comfortable. I may not even need to switch to insoles for Planta Fasciitis.I have wide feet. I love that it's made of suede upper so I could steam the inside for couple minutes and wear the shoes around the house for 10 minutes to stretch it a bit. (Don't do steaming if you want the shoes to keep a more structured shape and you don't need to stretch it, suede will soften on its own.) the lacing system also allows me to loosen the lacing around the widest part of my feet.I did get hot spots on my little toes, but like I said, I have wide feet (really hard for me to find shoes), only the most generous toe box shoes do not give me that for 8 miles hike. Couple little hot spots on little toes is not a big concern. I'm pretty sure the shoe will break in with either another hike or with a stretcher. My main concern with buying hiking shoes is the foot pain and fatigue, and this passed with flying colors.Finding a good pair of shoes that works for my wide feet, high instep is such a chore, and companies often update or discontinue a loved model. I was so happy with this shoes that I ended up ordering another pair. I would order 2 pairs if I have the money :)Update: 2 days later I wore it for a 9.5 mile hike, 1600' climb first 4.75 miles, decent on the same route on the way back. Part of the trail was rocky. My feet were very tired at the end, but no pain. Hotspots were mostly gone. Next morning, no sore or tired feet. Conclusion, I love this pair for softer trails, will wear more beefy shoes for longer, rockier hikes.Side note: I also bought a pair of Asolo Shiver (looks like the previous model of Asolo Space) from a discount site for $75. They look very similar, but Space is definitely a much better upgrade with much cushier and much more comfortable sole.