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Hi Ryan and Shawn, We understand that some shoes fit certain types of feet differently, and we appreciate your input. We did loads of measuring today between the three models in the Prodigio family, using 43.0 as our reference size. The Prodigio Max's measured insole and internal length are a half-centimeter longer than those of the other models, and it has a more generous toe box; therefore, sizing up from the Prodigio and Prodigio Pro is not something we'd do ourselves or recommend. For what it's worth...

I wear these running, at the gym, lounging around at home, they've seen a lot of dust, weather, and sweat. The big pro for them is that they're lightweight, thin, dry quickly, and if you like liner shorts but don't like the scent or water retention you risk with similar fabric models, these don't have that issue. The also have a draw string and thin waistband, which I have a huge preference for over thicker waistbands. The con I would say is that they don't fit modern cell phone bricks in the pocket easily ...

If you like shorts with liners, these are great at helping keep you as dry as possible with two layers, the boxer/liner inside helps wick away moisture. I would also recommend going to the next size up if you're a chronic Schmedium S/M or M'large M/L person. I use the Medium and it's perfect for me though I don't prefer larger waistbands usually, which this has.

As of photo, around 150 miles. I've used these shoes every week since I bought them. Love the boa dials, the wrap-around fit helps me feel really secure all throughout the shoe and the super grippy sole of the shoe has helped prevent me from losing footing all throughout the wasatch and uintah range. The lugs are still doing just great even after 150 miles, although I might be running a bit more gently and cautiously than some others. I cannot recommend this shoe enough. I run on my toes, so I wasn't sure ...

While I've only used these shoes a handful of times for a handful of hours each outing I've put them through the ringer when it comes to what I've run across - literally. Ice, snow, slush, making a bad judgement and thinking that the puddle in front of me isn't as deep as I believed it was. These things are light, VERY WATERPROOF - see puddle comment- , and as someone with a high arch and fairly wonkily-shaped instep I love the boa system helping conform the shoe to my foot and the zippered gaiter seals ...