Customer Reviews Ryka Devotion X Max RS Walking Shoes

my upper foot felt very constrained in this shoe

I am usually a size 9.5, but these were too long and the toe box was too big.

My feet did not feel comfortable in them and they weren't wide enough for my wide feet. Back they go.

Shoe is very light weight and arch support is woefully lacking. These run a half size too big and flipped up and down on my heal. Also feel like they run a bit wide!

I love the Ryka brand and their shoes usually fit perfectly. These shoes have a heel that's too wide and the heel and mid foot inner sole is too 'squishy'. These would not be good on uneven ground as the sole has too much give.

I typically buy a Ryca Running Shoe and thought I'd give this one a try. This walking shoe is different shape, much longer so I had a bunch of space at the toe. Cute, but they had to go back.

Just was not as cushy, comfortable and roomy as some styles, for me.

Even the D width felt tight across the toes. He was not comfortable for all day walking

A little too narrow. The turquoise is pretty big wish the sole was white instead of cream.

Nice looking but more narrow for a sport show. Adding socks made it a tight fit

Comfortable but much too long for a 9.5.

These shoes were marked as wide but they were too narrow for my toes. Also, they lacked the arch support I need. They are nice looking shoes and I'm sure work well for others, just not for me.

Other reviews I read said that they were light and comfortable. I don't feel they are lighter than any other shoe out there. The biggest problem I have with them is the tightness over the bridge. I have had to look up how to lace shoes differently to hopefully have them feel better. They feel a little better. I also keep trying to stretch them using my hands. I miss my other Devotion shoes, but it doesn't look like they are making those anymore. Why do they do that? Frustrating. I'll keep looking. Trying to find good shoes to Jazz in.

fit, size, and support - all good. Just not what I'm looking for.

The heel felt too wide and very hard and unforgiving. It felt like my heels were sliding around a bit, even when I tried various ways of tying the laces. I was comparing them to the feel of my Hoka Clifton 8’s and they were much less comfortable. The “metallic” color was very attractive, but not enough for me to keep the shoes.

Honestly, over a month in on these shoes, and I still don’t know. Upon initial try-on, they were fine—they fit, they were comfortable, they don’t look ridiculous like some other shoes. One reason I bought them was for the removable insoles, so I could use the ones made for me by my doctor—I have bunions and 1 flat foot, 1 not-flat foot, issues that were causing foot and ankle pain on one leg. I bought them primarily to be work shoes—I work in a lab and am on my feet a lot. After about 3 hours at work the first day, my one foot was very uncomfortable, then just hurt. After a couple days of thinking I just needed to break them in, I gave up on my insoles and tried the ones that came w/ the shoes. That was better, but then I wasn’t getting the support I needed and my ankle started hurting again. So after a few days, I tried my insoles again. Seemed mostly ok, still some foot pain from standing so long, but maybe that’s just inevitable. Then we went on vacation—I used these shoes once, to walk a short distance to and fro, and my foot was again in pain. Tried wearing them first day back to work…and as soon as I let work, I drove to DSW and bought some Hey Dudes. Ahh, comfort. (I tried buying a pair of Hey Dude on this site, but they were too big and then I read sizing could vary from style to style, so figured I was safer doing it in person). I’m going to try again w/ the Rykos I have, since they’ve been worn repeatedly, and in a lab, and so aren’t all nice and perfect any more for any return…I’m just a bit confounded—they’re tennis shoes, they’re supposed to just be comfortable. Obviously I don’t buy them often, or maybe I’d know better. I was replacing my last pair because they holes and I thought I’d try a new brand…

Not sure what’s going on with Ryka sizing but for me this shoe is way off, ordered twice and it’s still uncomfortable.

They fit well, but after wearing them for a while my feet hurt. They seem very supportive, but maybe a little too much? It felt like there wasn't really any cushioning. I kept trying them over several days inside the house, but each time they just weren't as comfortable as I would like. This may be a Ryka design thing because I've tried other Ryka shoes and usually find they just aren't as comfortable as I would like.

I ordered wide, but the shoes seemed too big in the wrong places, and too tight on the widest part of my foot. My foot was sliding around front to back and side to side. Not a good fit for HIIT workouts. Shoes are cute, but ultimately caused my feet to throb and did not give the support I need.