Folks - I needed to wear my new Goodyear soled Overdrives for a while to get used to them. First off, I have neurological problems with my feet. I'm in my 70's yet the issue stems from having been given a medicine that I turned out to be allergic to but as regards the shoes, I'm glad to say that I find them decently comfortable despite my problem. Always an issue for me. Overly soft soles are actually uncomfortable, so I'm happy with my Overdrives in that aspect.
Style wise, I should perhaps have looked a bit deeper into the various models. My black with red & white trim Overdrives are "okay" yet I think I would have been happier with the ORI'S's in your company colors simply because I find all the white on the tongue & the heel to be a bit much, in retrospect. To be honest, in my opinion, it cheapens the look of an otherwise decent shoe. Bottom line, if these wear well considering they're for work. I'll live with it. "Next time", I'll go for the ORI-S's without all the white. I know this might be a bit more info than you asked for yet it comes down to basic comfort for work (I'm in the car parts industry with Advance Auto Parts. Presently our shop is under the auspices of CarQuest, a division of Advance.) & being a driver, they suit that purpose & for general wear around our shop, so I'm appreciative of that.
Anyway, that's the nuts & bolts of the issue.
Thanks folks,
Respectfully,
Stephen Wilde.
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