Personally, I use to own a pair of previous model Ristos and they too didn't last long. They fell apart quickly with the following defects:
- eyelets tearing apart (they were cheap and the inner side of the eyelet was irregular and rough);
- heel separating from the sole (good place to hide some spare change);
- the shoelace guide hole on the tongue of the shoe ripped within the first week (afterwards the tongue moved freely in the shoe -- total pain in the ass);
- shoelaces requiring replacement after a couple of months (they broke because of the jagged eyelets); and
- the shoe made my right foot fall asleep after about 1 hour of wear (nothing like lifting with a numb foot).
For being heavily marketed as a quality "handmade" shoe, it's poorly constructed and cheaply made. If you're in the market for a high quality weightlifting shoe, I would highly recommend either Nike or Adidas.
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