I ordered the Hatha in the retro khaki thinking of summer...It really turned out to be an ugly shoe in respect to both the color combo and the appearance. I think the colors were dreamed up by a color challenged individual with "edgy" on his/her mind. In addition, it was far too large in width, with no way to tighten it up (I did order my usual size) and so gaped not only along the length of my foot, but also in the toe box. It was also too long so my foot sloshed around. No support whatsoever. Back it goes...

Love these! I absolutely love this shoe and wonder why it doesn't come in more colors. They are better looking in person than in the pic, IMO and just seem to know what to do on your foot, unlike so many weird, awkward-looking booties these days that make you look like you have marionette feet. Not these. I've gotten so many compliments on them! I currently have them in black leather but I'd love to also get them in a suede or in a deep red or dark green leather. I'm not crazy about the other color they are available in -- the light brown. But I may wind up getting the light brown anyway simply because I'm wearing the black pair so often; I really need another color to break up the monotony. As far as comfort, these are OK. For most people, they would be fantastic. But my feet are very picky and prone to getting very sore if the fit and design are even slightly off. These aren't as comfy as the Clarks Artisan Marillas I own or the other Artisan ankle booties I tried on in a store; they felt like they needed a little more cushioning. So I added a double thick Dr. Scholl's foam insert and they are good to go! These are so chic and versatile! Why aren't other colors and finishes available??? Oh yeah, strange thing about these Artisans -- when you first try on the correct size, they feel slightly too big. But after about 30 minutes in them, they seem to conform perfectly to the size and shape of your foot. As always, thanks, Zappos!

This is a great pair of shoes. They're super light (way lighter than the flats anyone else on my team has) but also have decent support and shock absorption. My only complaint is that there is a pressure point at the back where I get blisters if I don't put tape over the spot. It feels like you have a huge rock in your shoe unless you tape it but with tape it\'s fine. My friend with the same shoes had the exact same problem. All in all, the one spot is totally worth it considering the weight to support ratio. My last suggestion is that you take out the stupid rubber spikes when trying them on or else they'll feel really weird. The rubber spikes are basically pointless unless you run in a league that doesn't allow metal spikes.