Men's The Roger Advantage Shoes

Amazing shoes. Better than Hoka and not just because they look better. My messed up feet love these more. I get tons of compliments on them and people asking me what they are and where to get them. All the things; comfort, support, true to size…love, love, love!

These shoes were more expensive than other brands I’ve bought in the past, so I was on the fence about getting them, but I’m so glad I did! I’m on my feet almost ALL day, every day, and was having problems with foot and ankle pain. It was to the point that I had to wear my old tennis shoes with support insoles at all times when I was standing up, even inside the house, or I experienced pain. I got these On Cloud shoes after trying a pair of HOKAS and finding them uncomfortable. These shoes are legitimately the most comfortable shoes I have ever worn. They are very lightweight, and I love the fact that they have elastic no-tie laces. Most importantly, however, is the fact that my foot pain is completely gone after two months of consistently wearing these shoes. Even when I take them off, I don’t have foot pain, because my feet are so incredibly well supported during the hours that I am standing wearing these shoes. Seriously, I can’t recommend them enough. If you’re on the fence like I was, I strongly suggest giving these the benefit of the doubt! You can probably also tell from the picture I included that they are still in very good shape, even after heavy use for the last two months.

Very comfortable! Good fit!

The Best walking shoe ever and I’ve tried them all! Lightweight, comfortable and excellent support!

I like the way they look and it is a very comfortable sneaker. I like them so far.

Purchased these for my son, true to size, he says they are the most comfortable shoe. They are extremely light weight and seem to be durable also they are affordable

Very good so far.

First off the dollars, which is purely for brand. These shoes actually contain less material than a Nike, but cost way more (aside from the silly brand shoes they sell). Second, they don't feel smooth on the soles, my feet ached a bit when I got home. Maybe they'll break in, or I can loosed up the laces and try a cushion insole. They're also a little weird, those no reason I can see for the sole construction, they look like they're meant for trail climbing or something, heavy lugs. The footprint is also small compared to the Nike Monarch 4E's I was wearing, and it seems that would be less stable. That said, they're very light, and they walked well, aside from feeling lumpy. I think they're more comfortable than the Nike's. I'll see how they break in before deciding if I'll replace them when they wear out. Ed: I replaced the insoles with Dr. Scholls "sport massaging gel" inserts, and they feel better. Not a completely smooth feeling, rather like driving on racing tires, not much cushion. They really should have gone with a flat sole, not those silly lugs, and an air chamber. And a wider sole, I'm always feeling like I might turn an ankle with these on.