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After 3 weeks of daily use with a lot of walking in August, I have to say the following (a little long, bear with me):
1. These are some of the most comfortable shoes of this type that I have ever worn. They hug the foot very well and I didn't feel tired at all (okay, it's not like walking on velvet, but it definitely won't disappoint you).
2. For hiking shoes, they are very lightweight and not too warm. In August, on an island, I felt only slightly warm after 10-11 hours straight on the "picturesque" streets of Mykonos. I suspect they are not suitable for very cold weather, but there is room for thick socks, so I'll be fine.
3. Definitely not shoes to wear for hiking in the mountains, etc. They are more suited for leisurely walks without fear.
4. So far, I highly recommend them, although I don't know how they will hold up over time. I will come back with a more comprehensive opinion after a few months (if I remember, that is).
One thing is for sure, my discreet 140-kilogram frame with a herniated disc is fully satisfied. It's a shame my grandmother didn't say the same.
P.S. I wear size 48 in Adidas and Nike (and Admiral when I'm broke), and the size 47.5 fits me perfectly. They were purchased for around 130 euros, and if they hold up, they are worth every penny