Good fit and support makes this a great aerobics shoe
596779
Will probably order another pair soon because they provided support and comfort during my aerobics class today (first time I'd worn them)
4352390
I have a wide foot along with controlled plantar fasciitis.  I walk anywhere from 15-30 plus miles a week and have worn New Balance for several years.  Sometimes, I found a great pair of New Balance which provided a good fit and decent longevity.  Sometimes, not; poor fit with splitting seams or the inside of the shoe wearing holes in the liner/heal after 2-3 months.

After purchasing another pair of poorly performing NB walking shoes, I started looking for something else in my size which is a 11.5 4E.  I found Brooks.  It's not often that a large number of raters give a product 4 to 5 stars on Amazon.  I read through the ratings of this shoe; liked the looks and they had my size.  I bought a pair.

Usually, when you put a pair of shoes on right out of the box and they fit and feel good, you know it's going to work.  These were those shoes.  I wore them for a night out to a dinner and a show.  The next day, I walked for 2 1/2 hours and they felt good with no issues.  Time will tell on the longevity but they are a solid shoe and should give a long service life.

One other thing, I purchase Polysorb Crosstrainer Insoles for every new pair of shoes that I get.  I have found that they give me the additional support required to keep my PF under control.  I replace the stock insole with the Polysorbs which provides the additional support that I need.  They generally outlast the shoe.  I tried the Polysorb Runner but have since come back to the Crosstrainer for no special reason other than they work and fit great.
4758669
I have a collapsed arch so I wear orthodics to run (i was prescribed them while training for a marathon, but I was told to wear them whenever possible..ie wear with any shoes they fit in).  These shoes go nicely with my inserts, as they are "stability", which by new balance standards is more support than the normal sneaker, and not as hard in terms of arch support as their motion control shoe.  I've tried their motion control shoes, and the arch support is too much to even bother using my insoles, but even without the insoles the support is too strong.  Bottom line, for each person the level of arch support depends on how you feel and what your foot needs.

Overall, I feel this is a great shoe.  The heel doesn't slip and the toe box is also a comfortable width.  They are physically light, so I don't feel weighted down when I run.  I use them for running and also other gym activities - I take a lot of step classes, and they are comfortable the whole way through.

As for sizing - someone once told me to order a full size up than your street shoes for distance running.  As a novice runner I listened, which worked fine for a little while.  On a hunch I ordered these shoes only a HALF size larger than my normal street shoe, and I find this to be a much better fit.  I would recommend this sizing to anyone buying this sneaker, just so you have the extra room in your toe area.

The shoe could be improved with something so minimal - New Balance has these bubble laces that keep your laces in their place.  Although I haven't had a problem with these laces yet, inevitably during a long run the laces shift.  I can only forsee this happening more frequently with these regular old-fashioned laces.  Simple fix would be to chanage to the bubble laces for this running shoe.

Overall, bravo.  I've spent over $100 on good, supportive running shoes...and this one depending on the color you can buy for closer to $50.  I'm happy with the shoe and at this price I'm thinking of buying another pair already.
1364290
After finally binning my 3 year-old Adidas Samba soccer shoes, I decided to do a little research and get myself a proper pair of shoes for light running and general gym use. After a couple of visits to athletic stores I settled on the MX20 because it was lightweight, fit well, and is a minimal training shoe that still provides good ankle support.

I followed the advice of other reviewers and ordered a half-size larger, and I'm very glad I did. The shoes are a little snug fitting, but they mold very well to your feet after breaking them in (took me 4-5 runs to really start feeling them mold in nicely). Going larger gives me a little more flexibility when it comes to wearing socks.

Overall, I think this is a great shoe for the well-rounded athlete. For less than $100, it really can't be beat in terms of value, fit, comfort, or performance.
2574443
This shoe is great because of the firm underfoot support it offers, while still allowing my feet to feel the ground. I wear it for working out. The arch support sealed the deal--I don't really buy into the barefoot philosophy because I have a lot of arch pain when I go barefoot, and shoes with a raised heel shift my weight onto the balls of my feet in a bad way. These shoes alleviated those issues.
2011423
I only use them for in the pool, at water aerobics and I add an extra arch support insert in addition to the arch support that is in the shoe.  I really like this shoe, though a bit on the pricey side for just a pool shoe, but this is a keeper.
4827053
I like the comfort and support of this shoe so much, I ended up buying 2 more pairs in different colors
4439882
I use orthotics to help with support. Good for Cardio exercise classes
2468088
As an active mountain bike rider, I have a hard time finding a great shoe to fit me (10.5 4E).  Clip-less cycling shoes are not available for my width, and most shoes don't meet my need as a cyclist.  Most running shoes have a flexible sole that allows for foot fatigue. Most trail/training shoes have soles have overlap the to give more lateral support which has greater risk of striking and damaging part parts.  These are the best of both worlds.  While I haven't had them for long, I absolutely love the fit, the stability, and stiff supportive sole.  If your looking for a great shoe for biking, this is a great option.
2131008
A perfect shoe for me, I wear them every a.m. at the gym...a good fit and feels good.  Feet are not tired after 60 min. of aerobics 7 days a week!
4097297
This is a great shoe if you're an underpronator and need extra cushioning. I also have a wide foot, and there is no problem with the fit. It is also one of the more affordable Asics styles. I only give it 4 stars because I am not sure of how it will wear over time, as I've only had this pair for about a month.
838033
The mesh makes these shoes cool while still giving good support.  This is my second pair. I wore the first pair out but it took awhile.
2347104
I wear these shoes for my water aerobics class three times a week.  They are comfortable and provide the support I need.  The only problem I've found is that the laces come untied in the water, but double-knotting them seems to help.
1750745
This shoe has very good support and really absorbs the shock while running.
3213767
I was encouraged to buy this shoe by the description of how the sole works with platform bicycle pedals as well as my experience with the Teva brand.  On the visual appeal side, I like the retro tennis shoe look.  I was a little hesitant on deciding what size to purchase based on other reviews.  I went ahead and ordered my usual size 13 and they fit well, not too big and not too small.

I use these shoes every day for my hour-long fitness ride and have done so for the past month.  The do a good job of staying on the pedal without slippage and are lightweight and apparently breathable.  I'm not sure that I would buy these shoes at full retail price, but the sale price at purchase was incentive enough to give these shoes a try and I'm glad that I did.
187447
This is the third pair of these that I have had.  They fit well, with good support and well distributed coushining.  I wear these on the treadmill as well for about 4 miles a day.  Excellent value for this shoe.
2219750
These shoes are great for water aerobics.  They provide great traction and protection for my feet. They are lightweight and very comfortable.