1/30/20 UPDATE; on my third pair, and haven't even CONSIDERED another daily shoe. I've done as much as 20 miles a day in them, pulled a 735lb deadlift in them, and I'm here to grab a fourth pair.For any buyers on the large side, here's the combo I run after trial and error to find the best fit/feel;-Dr Scholl's heavy duty insoles-Round elastic laces (I use locklace without the locks, worn tight)-Saucony athletic socks (imo fit/last/support better than Reebok)ORIGINAL REVIEW; Right off the bat, the only reason i'm currently giving this 4 stars instead of 5 is the price. At $80 I'd like to see a foam sole shoe come with a nonslip outsole. This would be a 5 star shoe at $65.General Review; I've owned a LOT of shoes. I'm very active, a big dude, and harder than most on them. My first impression of these shoes is simply that they might be the most comfortable set of shoes i've ever worn that aren't house slippers. Between work and cardio i rack up 25-30 miles a week, and so far i have zero issues to note in the first week. I'll update if a problem does arise.PROs;Shockingly comfortable. The design on this shoe is stellar and hugs your foot evenly with minimal effortSpringy step without being bouncy, walking requires minimal effortManeuverable and lightLooks greatThe heel cup does its job as intendedCONs;I don't know if it's just me, but the laces that come on NB shoes are always WAY too long. I don't have small feet by any means and i'm always left with at least a full 10"-12" of lace per side before tying, and this means that they come untied 2-3 times a day when i'm doing something on my knees at work. Plan on replacing the laces or cutting them down.(BTW NB, if you want to stand out, ditch the traditional laces for elastic ones)The factory insert is beyond useless as usual. Mine was worn flat after the first day. I personally use the Dr Scholls Heavy Duty insoles in my shoes and they are hugely complementary to this pair