RykaWomen's Dash 3 Walking Shoe

These sneakers are comfortable, light weight, with great support and flexibility. They are true to size and provide a wide toe box unlike many woman's sneakers. This is my 4th pair and all have held up for over a year. I walk 5 miles a day in these and my plantar facitis doesn't bother me. There are so many great designs to choose from. Highly recommend.

I received my sneakers today. I'm really happy with how they feel and look. Like the box says MADE FOR WOMAN indeed. Very comfortable, lots of support and made well. Keep up the good work Ryka

I purchased these sneakers in desperation of finding ones that are wide width. I cannot tell you how hard it has been to find a pair in person in a store that fit just right. They arrived the day before I was headed for a conference at a convention center in Las Vegas. I was shocked at how well my feet felt after standing for over 12 hours a day for 4 days. Usually by the end of these conferences I'm hunched over in pain because I can barely walk due to foot and leg pain. That wasn't the case with these shoes. While I had minimal aches, these survived 35 miles of standing and walking in the first week of use. I've had 2 trips after that and they've been great. I'm usually a 10.5 wide, but had to go up to the 11 wide because my size wasn't available. I'm glad that I did. My feet don't feel tight in these shoes, the top over the toes is breathable, and I don't feel that I need any other types of insole support as these do the job.

I don't often give reviews, but when I do, they usually involve shoes, specifically walking shoes. As many of you know, I am a pretty notorious long-distance walker. The main issue with my lifestyle is that my back and feet aren't what they used to be. I've self-diagnosed myself as having a supinated stride. Meaning I'm bow-legged and my weight is unevenly distributed to the outside portion of my feet. Because of this, I suffer from pretty severe foot, leg, and back pain. This is especially evident when I'm NOT moving. But moving has become my frenemy. I move and I'm in pain, and I don't move and I'm in pain. I've gone through TONS of walking shoes, all touted as supination friendly. All failed. All expensive. All a big, fat, waste of money, time, and energy.I took a shot on a new pair of walking shoes this week that didn't manage to break my budget and am so far incredibly impressed by the comfort, fit, and durability. Priced at $34/new (for the less appealing grey style) I thought, why not? If I like the fit and experience a benefit, I'll get another pair in the color I want. Needless to say, I'll be ordering another pair in April to take me through the year.

Love this brand. This is my second pair. Wore them all day the first day for a long day on my feet with no problems at all; no breaking in required. Provides more walking stability than other tennis shoes. Comfortable with socks or without.

Very little support or cushioning. Bought for workouts on hardwood floors. Makes my feet hurt after an hour.Too late to return.

This is the first time I've ever worn these shoes, but I'm very happy with them. They look good and are very comfortable. I love the color also.

I have been buying Ryka shoes for years, ever since I discovered them. I update my shoes every couple months because I do a lot of walking. When I ordered this pair of shoes, they seemed comfortable and everything, but they were a little slick for winter walking. When I did start using them a couple weeks ago, I discovered my right foot was turning in, in a strange way. I thought maybe it was just me, and then I realized this is the only shoe that does that. When I tried to contact the Ryka store to tell them, there was no way to do that.