Billy Edwards

I’d agree on length but the midfoot felt a touch snug to me and so wider feet might want the wide option or half size up. Try them on in the afternoon with your usual running socks since swelling and sock thickness can change the fit. If you use orthotics, factor that in too - they eat up a little volume.

Quick note - Love the single-timer chain; make it phone-proof by charging your phone in another room and using a wind-up timer or a three-song playlist as your pacer but then... put a sticky-note checklist by the kettle and treat shoes-by-the-door as a buffer so if you slip you still leave at the final buzzer. To dodge burnt toast, toast last with a separate two-minute timer and keep a ready-to-eat fallback front-and-center in the fridge so you can swap without thinking if anything runs long.

Hey Delilah, I ran into this before a family trip & the fix for me was to stop fighting the camera when it got too dark. For portraits in dim rooms I went to manual focus and watched for the little focus confirmation to light up and then shot a short burst so at least one frame was perfect. Surprisingly reliable. For group shots I flipped to the rear screen and used magnification to check eyes, braced my elbows on a chair back or a doorway, and let the ISO climb so the shutter stayed fast. Pre focus at the distance where people will stand and wait for them to land there rather than chasing them with the focus box. If someone is moving, switch to continuous focus and keep the point glued to the face while you half press and track.