I have enjoyed wearing these shoes since they were $36
922060
I have enjoyed wearing these shoes since they were $36.00 a pair. My only problem is the fact that the soles wear out too quickly.
Good for the company but bad for me.
2148820
I bought these at a shoe store about two weeks ago. I paid about $80, which was a sale price, and have been happy with them so far.

I used to wear a 10.5 Sketcher's Wide boot, but found that I had to move to an 11 in this shoe as it was a little snug in 10.5. 11 was a nice fit, though I feel it's slightly too long.

Pros:

Feels comfortable when worn for long periods of time
Seems to stand up well to snow and moderate outdoor use/abuse
Does not slip or lose traction on ice or snow
Doesn't click or have a hard sound when walking

Cons

Laces feel very cheap
Overall material quality seems a little off for their original $100+ price tag
Scuffs and shows marks very easily

In summary, it's hard to go wrong with these boots at the $60 price they're at right now. They feel like they would last a good year of frequent wear, longer if you pick up different laces. The woman at the shoe store recommended coating it with Scotch Guard every few months to keep up the waterproofing.

The photos attached are my pair, after one week.
269893
I've worn these shoes for the past five years in spite of the high price.  The only other complaint I have is that I need to replace them each year because the heels wear down rather quickly.  They are worth replacing because they are so comfortable and look so cute on my feet that people often give me compliments, and ask if they are comfortable.
3472781
These shoes are comfortable and light weight.  My only negative comment regards their durability: I've owned them for about 2 and a half months now, and while they seemed durable at first, (and they're still holding up pretty well,) some of the faux-leather (is it suede?) is showing quite visible signs of wear.  In one place on the back left of the right shoe, some of the plastic construction of the shoe, giving the shoe its rigidity, has broken through the fabric.

These are lightweight running shoes, and they've actually been so comfortable I've been wearing them regularly despite originally buying them just for running, but I would expect them to hold up longer.  That being said, they were and remain very cheap.  If it comes to it, I'll buy another pair.
3459008
I purchased these shoes even though some of the reviews stated that they aren't all that comfortable.  For the price I paid, I am happy with them.  I think I paid around $15 on sale.  I purchased them in a wide and they fit true to size for me.  There is no arch support, which is fine for me.  I wore them only about 2 hours and I didn't walk much, but had a blister on each heel when I took them off.  Next time I will wear lightweight socks.  These shoes will look great this winter with a wool blazer because of the wool-looking fabric bow.  If the price is right, I would recommend them with the above disclosures.
4659921
I purchased these shoes in blue/grey about 3 months ago. For the price I wasn't expecting much, I thought they looked cool, and thought I might get a couple dozen wears out of them. Thirty or so wears later and the shoes are still in great shape. Very satisfied with this purchase and would buy another pair in the future.
3371308
I've had this particular shoe before and am overall satisfied with it.  You will likely see comments here or on other shoe sites that the soles may squeak when damp/wet on a tile floor - true.  You may also observe remarks that in time after use the soles may separate - also true.  So why 4 stars from me?  Well, the first pair I had I wore and abused, but for a long time they were my go-to shoe when doing work projects.  I was glad I had them and my feet were happy.  Look, considering the price point, what do you expect these days?  Let's say I pay three times the amount for purportedly better, longer-lasting shoes - will I get shoes that last three times as long as these?  I don't know, it's proportional I guess; that is, cost vs. longevity, although no guarantee paying more ensures this.  As with anything, if you go into it without unreasonable expectations, the disappointment factor will be low.
4130658
comfortable,sophisticating pair of sneakers  for the price,and i liked them.
384924
I really like these shoes. I am lucky if a pair of shoes last me six months, but these shoes have lasted me for over a year. The padding has gone out of them now, which isn't surprising since I wear them literally every day. But as soon as I find an insert for them, we'll be back in business. 4 stars since the price was a bit higher than what I am normally willing to pay, but if they last me six months more, the price will even out. Definitely worth it.
2935835
This color -- selected because it was the only one in my size that was heavily discounted -- means you can see my feet coming toward you for about 10 minutes before you see me.  But they're kind of fun, fit well and comfortably, and they are good for Zumba, as I found yesterday when I wore them to my class for the first time.  The sole design makes fast turns feel more secure; they pivot much better than my regular gym shoes.  I'm not sure I would have paid full price for them, but at less than $25 they were a very good buy.
1353895
I got these shoes as a Lightning Deal, which was good, because I don't think I would have been happy at full price.

I like the look of them, and the leather seems to be of a pretty decent quality, so we'll see how long they last.  They seem to run about a half size large compared to other dress shoes I've worn.

As others have mentioned about these (and other Natazzi shoes), they do have a pretty elongated look and your toes aren't designed to go all the way to the front.  The look isn't for everyone for sure, but I like having the slightly more European look to the shoes.  The buckle on the side appears to be a design-only element, which adds a nice touch to the look.

They broke in relatively quickly though and after only a few days I was able to comfortably wear them for a full day plus of work.  One other minor annoyance is that the laces that came with the shoes appear to be very cheap.  After only a couple of weeks of wear I had already broken two laces and a third appears to be pretty close to breaking.  Not a bid deal because I can buy better laces at my local shoe store, but it would be nice if what they gave you was a bit better.

I would consider the brand again in the future, but would probably still want to score them as a Lightning Deal.
1688018
I purchased the grey/purple version of the Ryka shoes to replace the running shoes I had been using for zumba, since I was experiencing worsening ankle and knee pain after the classes. The shoes are a bit tacky: the grey part is shiny and the overall look brings to mind low budget science fiction movies. Also, as other reviewers noticed, the shoes seem cheaply made and don't have a lot of of padding at the heel. However, they felt comfortable since the first wear - no need to break them in. The laces and the strap allow quite a lot of adjustments to the fit.
I have added a shock-absorbing insole, and am happy to report that the pain has disappeared (if only the extra pounds could do the same....). Also, the shoes are holding up  well after two months of three to four zumba classes each week, and allow me to spin and slide instead of sticking to the floor like the running shoes did. I still have not dared to wear the shoes outside the gym, but I can get my child to do her homework by threatening to pick her up at school in my zumba shoes. Overall, I would recommend them.
2684203
I saw these shoes up for grabs in a lightening deal for $25 so I said what the heck give them a try.  I normally wear echo brand shoes.  I read complaints about the smell..  Maybe I got a good batch but I don't smell anything out of the ordinary.  As for the fit and finish, I am quite pleased for $25.  The reason for 4 stars is they fit a little snug for my size but after about 30 minutes of wear, they break in a little and more comfortable.
653710
I didn't expect that much paying only $12 for the shoes, I like them enough to wear out for a short period of time.
2542155
So why did I give them only 4 stars?  The rubber soul wraps around the front of the shoe and one of the pair of shoes I got quickly lost a few stitches so the rubber is not stuck to the top all the way.  But this has happened with much more expensive shoes I've bought.
The shoes are comfortable.  I'm on my feet a lot and my work required mobility.  These shoes are very light and become part of your foot.  The arch support is great for my flat feet.  They seem to be quite durable so far.  I am not gentle on them and they are holding up well.  They also have a lot of grip!  No, I'm no athlete, but at work I am required to go up on bumpers, benches, bleachers, step-ladders and precarious and hillsides with all sorts of surfaces and these shoes haven't slipped on anything yet; not even on wet grass on a 30% incline or wet stamped steel bumpers.

They look really good with jeans,  Khakis, or shorts.  When wearing them with jeans they have fooled a few friends into thinking I'm wearing hiking boots.
4035597
These shoes are fun and I like to wear them.  They are definitely not an all day shoe.  I can wear them around the house if I am not doing a lot of work. I have had several issues with my feet so I have to be very careful what shoes I wear. I wouldn't wear them for long or out shopping or doing a lot of walking. I wear them with thin socks since I live in the north where it is not quite warm yet. I enjoy these shoes and actually own two pair.
598621
I've worn these shoes an average of 3 to 4 days a week for about 1 1/2 years. Overall, I've been happy with them. The construction has held-up fairly well. The heel is starting to show some considerable wear and they are starting to lose their shape, as they've stretched out a little. As much as I've worn them, though, I guess that type of wear is to be expected. They are above average in comfort. I've maintained them regularly by wiping off dirt and applying Frye's leather conditioning cream. I feel like these were a good deal, especially because I got them on sale. If I had to pay full price, I might look for other options in the $100 range that hold-up a little better.