Durable, pretty, versatile

Super all-weather shoes. They work well for running and walking. After almost a year, I find no, flaws, recommend Hoka

Very comfortable!

Perfect for running in the transitional season. Gtx works flawlessly, foot stays dry. Very good fit to the foot (I have a narrow foot).
Small minus for poor grip on stones, but for the forest they are perfect.

Just what I wanted.

You need to take a size up. You got it.

I don't even take them off at work

Great. I haven't run far yet because I bought them for a quick walk to work (about 2 km one way - but in these shoes I can easily increase ;) and for trails at the weekend in the woods near the house (I used to run more and lately it's just such intense interval exercises so I'm not a runner). A week of walking to work - comfort great. But be warned, you need to measure well, I'm writing up to size 46 because in the end I chose 46 and 2/3 and I normally wear 45. I also tried the HOKI SPEEDGOATS 4 and 5 in GTX. I had the impression that there was less room for the toes - well, I wanted to use them on pavement too and they were better challengers. I was also guided by the colour, they were supposed to be predominantly black so some of the shoes fell off - I also tested the addidas TRAILRIDER terrexes
GTX - but it's not the softness. Salomon trail shoes were even tighter and harder although the latest salomon thundercrosses were not bad but still more expensive , and these described challengers for around £420 are a great buy. So to sum up, if you are not an ultra trail runner, you can also buy these shoes - but necessarily after a fitting.