This is a good looking, sturdy, reasonably comfortable ankle boot. Size is true. As with most boots, they were a bit snug on first fit, but I was pleasantly surprised by how soon they began to relax. In a few hours, they were easy to walk in. The stitching is good, the sole is thick with good grip. I haven’t noticed any floor marking so far. The padded ankle cuff gives decent support. The laces are long enough without being overly long, but frankly, I’m not sure how long they’ll last. They feel a bit lightweight for boot laces that undergo stress. The vamp overlaps the tongue enough that these should be fairly watertight but I’m not going to be jumping in any puddles to find out. They’re not terribly heavy, so they’re an easy walking shoe and should be fine for light to moderate trail hiking. I think with different material, they might be more serious as a hiking boot, as claimed. They seem to be more of a trendy fashion boot. The PU (fake leather) upper looks really nice, but they won’t look so nice the first time they get outdoors and start scuffing. Also, they are described as fur lined. This is most definitely not true. The ankle support is the closest they come, but this is a rib knit wool like yarn material, most likely some type of polyester. The interior lining is soft, but again, fabric. While they’re not uncomfortable, there’s little to no arch support, and the heel feels particularly thin, so plan to add insoles if you’re wearing them any length of time. Especially if you’re wearing them for outdoor activities. The tongue is also quite thin so the laces feel quite tight after a while. Likewise, the top lace hooks rest right against the ankle so thick socks might be necessary. If you’re just after a cute trendy bootie, this probably won’t matter. They’re still good value for the price and I expect they’ll last just as long as I want them to with proper care. Read more