ASICS Men's Running Shoes 33-FA - Lightweight & Breathable for Jogging, Gym Workouts & Daily Wear

so, let me start this out with saying that I'm flat footed, so that probably affects how these shoes feel to me. They're alright, I would say they're good for running, but that's kind of it, not really great for walking or light trail hiking, which is weird cause running is just fast walking right? This all comes down to the cushioning though. It's very bouncy and comfy, feels like you're walking on a pillow, which is also the problem, cause a pillow is terribly unstable, which is, I'm assuming, why shoes were invented. For running on even ground (like a sidewalk or other pavement) these are great as long as you're paying attention to land correctly everytime. It's bouncy, and feels like I'm running on a trampoline almost. The problems start though, when you're not paying as much attention to how your feet land every time (like when you're enjoying the scenery or doing anything other than running on pavement). Because of the excess cushion and thick sole, landing not perfectly in the center leads to a very high probability of the side of the shoe coming to the ground rather than the typical bottom of the shoe. Not ideal unless you're looking for rolled ankles. Maybe this is just me though, as I typically run in worn out vans because I like their sensitivity and closeness to the ground.Also, my second point, and this is probably where the flat-footedness comes in, the arch support, while looks like it's there, collapses or compresses pretty readily to almost be useless. For anyone flat-footed, this will become very tiring after walking for any decent amount of time (for example, I wore mine on a trip to IKEA). Anyway, that's my take.