VasqueMen's Juxt Hiking Shoe

I bought these because of their reputation in special operations communities I follow, despite not using them for their intended use they've lasted much longer than I expected them to. I have high arches and found that the shoes really wrap around my heels (comfortably, mind) and fit my toes very well too. I've had slippers that were less comfortable than these.Like my title says, I walk mostly on concrete and because of the way I walk, I drag the outsides of my heels and so I tear through a lot of footwear very quickly... Even my issued Bellviews would only give me about 6 months before I had to get them resoled or something. So far, these have lasted me 8 months and will easily see me through the winter and beyond-- I still plan to order another pair when warmer weather hits, but I've been super satisfied with these and would recommend them to anyone with high arches.They're light, dry fast, (even in cold weather), are comfortable in hot weather and stylish for daily wear if that's your thing. If you don't walk like a crab, you can easily get a few years out of these, I have no doubt! Definitely wouldn't be my first choice for sub zero temps, but you really can't go wrong with them for everything else.Strongly recommended!

These are comfortable out of the box.11 wide accurate.Foot,calf pain is gone.Great shoe.Well made.

Vasque shoes are my absolute favorite. They are rugged, fit great, and have superior quality. The Juxt's did not disappoint. I got 2 pairs. A friend turned me onto Vasque shoes years ago. I've had many pairs over the years. I had to switch from med. width to wide width as i got older, and my feet spread out with age. The wide width is as perfectly fitting as the mediums were back then. Super comfortable, rugged, and great looking. I currently have about 7 pairs of Vasque's. Some with waterproofing, and some without. The Juxt's are the newest addition to the crew. I got them as soon as i could find them in wide. The stupid supply chain issues made finding wide in Vasque's hard. You will not be sorry for choosing any Vasque shoe. I have extreme foot pain from many years of working on old concrete hangar floors. So consequently, I have trouble finding shoes that are comfortable. Vasque shoes are them. I also have found shoes from Rock Rooster to be great for work. I've tried dozens of high end shoes over the years. These 2 brands are my go to's. I also liked a model from Danner, but they discontinued them. So Rock Rooster for work, and Vasque for everything else. I use a high end firm supporting insole from Sole in my Rock Rooster's for work. Keeps my foot stable when carrying a heavy tool bag and A/C parts. The Vasque's, i like the insole that comes with them. Hope this helps.

I really like the way these fit... almost.I'm getting a bit older and it appears my feet are increasing in size.The width of these is perfect! But I used to wear a B when available. Or I got used to a slightly too wide shoe/sneaker. I can't imagine someone with a normal width foot wearing these. They would be far too tight. Opt for the larger width.So yes, the "toe box" is leaning towards too tight like a lot of others have mentioned. Even for me with a slightly skinny foot.Length is spot on.No break in required. Very comfortable right out of the box, aside from the toe box.If I have one major complaint, and this is my use and may not affect you, it's that the tread pattern is perfect for picking up small pea gravel type stones. And since I am wearing these as everyday shoes, I find myself constantly scraping the sole on something before entering a building. Most of the time that clears the stone, but not all the time and you will surely notice it on a hard floor.I'm probably closer to a 3 rating than a 4, but they shine so well in most areas I rated them a 4.Even though they are almost too tight in the toes and pick up rocks easily.

I hade waited months for Amazon to get these back in my size and the wait was worth it. Out of the box, I put them on for a family day at a theme park, having walked more than 8 miles over 13 hours and no issues. They are light, flexible, did not cause blisters or hot spots, and decently priced. I had friends who recommended these and now I see why. I also highly recommend them, even over my Lowa Zephyrs, Salomon Quests, and even my Merrells.

These are excellent hiking shoes, I've bought many pair over the years. There does seem to have been a sizing change, though. I've always worn size 10.5, also shown as European size 44. It now shows as European size 43, and after a couple of 8 milers on a local trail, they still feel a bit tight. It isn't horrific, they may still break in OK for short jaunts, but I will go exclusively by the European size with my next pair.

These are very comfortable shoes that are suitable for day hiking. They are sturdy and have an excellent traction. They are a bit long looking but generally are an attractive shoe.

I did a lot of shopping around for the most comfortable and durable camping/hiking shoes. I have to say these shoes lived up to all the hype… I am not surprised Seal-Team 6 were wearing them during the raid at Bin Ladin’ hideout.

These are so comfortableStraight out the box with no issues. This is my second pair after my last pair finally gave up the ghost after 5 yrs.How these aren’t more well known in the UK, I don’t know

I heard about them from a friend and I bought them with some trepidation, but they are definitely worth the price.I recommend

Todo ha salido como se esperaba, un gran producto y un buen vendedor.

Estos tenis son de muy buena calidad, la piel es gruesa y suave y no tienen partes de plastico, lo que me gusto mucho, vienen tanto en tallas regular como en wide, el forro interior se ve de buena calidad y no suda nada el pie, las plantillas me producian una especie de alergia en los pies pero las remplace por plantillas del Dr Scholl de gel y los tenis quedaron muy comodos y se corrigio el problema, el sistema de agujetas hasta los dedos permite ajustatar bien el tenis pero atrapa mucha basura del camino ya que no quedan espacios abiertos. Estos tenis tienen que aflojarse por lo que conviene hacer recorridos pequeños al principio.