First of all, let's get the main thing out of the way: don't make the same mistake!

You won't get your usual size in trainers (e.g. the size you wear in adidas), but one size smaller—or at least the size you wear in reebok. The reason is that they “convert” US sizes to European sizes differently. s. oliver, like reebok, converts US 11 to EU 44, for example, whereas most brands (nb, adidas, assics, etc.) convert US 10 to EU 44. So I ordered a 44 (thinking it would be like adidas/NB/Nike), and what arrived was equivalent to a 45 (I expected 44 to be equivalent to US 10, but it was US 11). In other words, it was huge. So, if you choose these, get a little smaller than your usual size.

Apart from that, this particular shoe isn't worth it, even though it's nice-looking.

- It's heavy! Each shoe weighs 540g, compared with 340g for a typical trainer (nb, adidas, etc.).
- The upper/mesh isn't “canvas” (fabric), as I assumed from the photos! It's plastic/cheap plastic with a canvas “look”... Which means it doesn't breathe and won't “crease” as it should. Needless to say, none of it is leather (suede), according to the shoe's care instructions, and it's all “plastic” (petroleum, as they say in my village). Good luck wearing it in summer or late spring. Besides, it will probably break down in a couple of years (peeling, etc.).
- Although its sole is heavy, it's quite soft, with a decent midsole inside. I can't say more, because...

The shoe was returned as soon as it was tried on.

They are comfortable, beautiful (subjective) and the size is okay. They are a bit heavy when you lift them by hand, but fortunately, you don't really notice it while walking.