Very good application, and excellent shock absorption, without being overly soft. They are also very beautiful and appear to be well-made.

I decided to try them after reading very good reviews on various running sites that I follow. Bought them for 93 euros. If you wear size 44 in New Balance, Adidas, and Asics, they will fit like a glove. The Big Stack shoe looks very similar to the New Balance Fresh Foam More, even the midsole has the same texture and elasticity. It has a simple design with a two-tone color scheme, a single external sole, midfoot support, and an external toebox. It has a good lock on the heel (slightly better than New Balance), reinforced tongue, and an upper with a mesh that looks very similar to Adidas Ultraboost. It has high rebound and a soft foot strike, which will help runners with a few extra pounds. I comfortably wore them for about an hour without any pressure on my heel or toes. The external sole with parallel grooves and vertical cuts provides good traction even for off-road running. It is an all-around training shoe that is comfortable and soft in the style of Hoka and New Balance. It is definitely worth the 90 euros and more.

* May 17, 2023, update at 300km. The shoe's form has hardly been affected at all, the rebound and elasticity are still the same, and the shoe is just as soft as when I first got it. The insole wore out in the front near the toes, so I replaced it with insoles from Adidas Adios. The external sole is still strong with minimal wear and good grip, it will definitely last. I wore them for a 12km hike in the Vradetou staircase in the rain and they performed great. The foot strike was stable on the downhill, with the foot and heel locked in the shoe.