Columbia Footwear Gaia® XTM Trail Running Shoes (For Women)

These shoes work great for workouts and running. I have used them for walking and standing and my feet do get tired. But I do love them for running and easy to put on with no laces!

I love the shoes! They were comfortable the minute I put them on, and they just seem to get better. Great cushioning, good arch support. We'll see how long they last.... Great color.

These shoes are amazing! They're cute and so comfy! I've had them almost a year and I wear them a ton and they aren't showing any signs of falling apart! I have used them in almost every situation: hiking, camping, running, casual outings, even working with the livestock. I wish I got multiple pairs when they had them in my size!

I've been waiting for a drop in price for these shoes. I have not been disappointed.

These are now my favourite shoes

I have owned and used these shoes for at least the last 6 months and have been very disappointed with them. I am a lightweight (115lb) runner with no pronation issues and run on flat gravel trails. Immediately when i put these on i noticed they had even less cushioning then my old Columbia trail shoes i was replacing due to the cushioning being worn out; but i figured it was just a "stiffer" ride;)Unfortunately, the cushioning and lack of arch support only got worse over time and i had to toss them even though they barely have 250 miles on them! Also the workmanship on these is very poor-- the threads on the tops of the rubber toe guard started to fray within a week and the toggle lacing started to fray after very little use (less then 25 miles). Overall a very poor quality shoe for people who actually plan on using them for outdoor exercise.

These shoes are great for walking and running thanks

I needed a shoe to run my dog in agility, and these are very comfortable, lots of support for turns, and good traction on grass. Color is big plus, too, had lots of people asking about the shoes.

Nearly daily wear for all day comfort at work!

I'm a trail runner. I haven't used them much yet, but I like them. I walked around in them for a couple days to break them in, which was wise on my part to avoid sore feet and shins on a long run. The right shoe feels a bit narrow, but the left is perfect. I just keep the right shoe draw string a bit looser then normal. Did 15 miles on a dirt/rock trail and they did great. The only draw back is that on occasion small rocks get stuck in the tread which is irritating.