Customer Reviews Arc'teryx Aerios FL 2 GTX

I had a previous pair of these that I loved so much, I decided to order another pair when those wore out. However, they must have changed something. The new ones are not as cushy, which means less comfortable, and the inner soles keep riding backward. So, there's a gap under my toes when I'm walking around. They still have great grip and keep my feet dry, which is great.

I walked around the city in them for less than a month, I didn't even go out on the slopes and into the mountains, the welding seam began to diverge at the bend of the sock, and on both shoes at once. I am very disappointed.But in general, the shoes are comfortable, they do not rub or squeeze.

These take the crown for being the worst shoes I purchased within the last 25 years. They are very uncomfortable and hurt my feet after a couple of hours. Specifically, they hurt my insteps (right shoe is even worse). They are not durable either and the shoes look deformed after light use. The hard soles contribute to additional discomfort by the end of the day. These are going to my local Goodwill store soon.

These seem like they could be nice shoes but the pair I bought for my son immediately began to fray after just a couple of days. Had to return them.

I found out that the other reviews of arcteryx footwear that mention folding, creasing or delaminating is accurate. This material feels hard wearing but is quite uncomfortable and the folding due to normal walking results in separating of the outer layer. Ugh. I'd probably deal with it but this midsole is also super hard and unforgiving. So not a high mileage shoe at all, leaves me confused as to its purpose. Oh well, you live and you learn and move on

I LOVE the Arctyerx jackets so I decided to try the shoes. Aside from looking great they are not just uncomfortable but they hurt my insteps and heels and I have tried hard to make them work. Sorry Arc'teryx. I still love your jackets.