ObozWomen's Sawtooth X Low B-Dry Hiking Shoe

They were tight and gave me blisters so I used a shoe stretchers and that solved the problem. I would order a size up

I work at a garden nursery and I'm very hard on my footwear. The brand I used to favor, a well known and only slightly less expensive brand, would only last a couple months before the sole started delaminating. Not so with the oboz. They are holding up wonderfully! And the support has kept my plantar fasciitis at bay. Worth the extra money.If you're debating between a normal or wide, get the wide. The toe-box isn't overly generous.

Really comfortable and well made shoes but waay to heavy for me. I wanted to love them but sadly had to return.The arch and foot support was perfect but it was like trying to walk wearing concrete blocks.

This is a very stiff shoe with a narrow toe box. Knowing that from reviews I sized up a size and wide. Very uncomfortable. I wear 71/2 and went up to 8 wide. Not a good fit for me at all.My feet were screaming to be released!Will try another brand.

Issue #1. Despite purchasing these in the wide version, my toes are still cramped in these. That's because Oboz is trying way too hard to come to a point in the front. It cuts off way to early, thus negating most of benefit of wearing a "wide" version in the first place.Issue #2. The insole provides very little cushion. I've tried THREE different insole brands (including Superfeet, Dr Scholl's, and Oboz themselves) to improve this. However, the heels of all of them are wider than the originals which creates significant heel slippage. I'm not interested in putting band-aids over blistered heels just to make these shoes work. I don't understand why Oboz just can't make women specific insoles (they don't - they're all for men, just smaller) especially if they're not going to bother putting quality insoles in their shoes to begin with.These shoes get an extra star for the heel lock though. All low profile hiking shoes should have them.

I love these shoes. They look great and I appreciate the insole with its arch support and deep heel cup. They are unexpectedly warm in this cold weather and have been water proof, unlike my “waterproof” shoes from a different company. I highly recommend them.

Decent, but I think I like the sawtooth II better. The toe box seems to be a bit longer/very slightly wider so my foot doesn't seem to be held as snugly as the II. Or as well cushioned. I use these for the dog walk which can be up and down banks, through mud and water, wet grass, etc., the water proof works as advertised.

I love these shoes. The best all day support for sore feet.