I personally like the design and the coverage around the toe area to protect the shoe from pedal snag. I was nervous about sizing with the chart on the website. My previous shoes have all been Chrome and the Naito's fit just the same as my other Chrome shoes.

These are the most comfortable Chrome shoes I have every worn. Great for that walk to the market or around the 'hood, but all the support and firmness for pedaling too. Great reflective design for add visibility as well.

All of my previous Chrome shoes have been slip on and I replaced the tie laces with black elastic clip laces. Hoping this pair of shoes wear well, and hold up to Chrome's known durability. Will update after some time about wear and tear.

Shoe design is great. Component proportions are good not great. Materials are 3/5. Build quality: I got a pair that had a metal bur in the pressed grommet for the laces that scratched my ankle up until I took a Dremel to it. Size: My 10.25" foot fits snug in an 8.5 size without socks. The website size guide is way off. This is my 2nd attempt to get the right size... If only they kept a brick and mortar store in the Bay Area. Whatev. Shout out to "josh" in customer service who said "it seems I under-measured" my own foot. What size guide matches size 7 with 10.3 inches?!

I had a pair of Chrome bicycle sneakers like 10 years ago, they were very sturdy, stylish, and lasted forever but off the bike were on the very firm side, not great for long walks or staying on your feet all day. I got a pair of Naitos a couple of months ago on a whim, expecting them to be similarly well built but not super comfy. I was wrong on the second assumption. They are as comfy if not comfier than my Brooks running shoes while maintaining the solid feel and the cool looks of my old Kursk Chromes. I’m back for a different color, enough said.