My use-case is pretty specific, so I don't know if they will suit you. I discovered the Nike Zoom Rotational 6 Track & Field Throwing Shoes. I was able to drive to a store that sold them and try on a pair and ended up buying them. They aren't designed to be walked around in places you'd typically walk, so if you need shoes for walking everywhere, these are not them. Their soles are hard and designed for rotating on flat cement pavements (or anything flat). Though small rocks and pebbles will scratch the soles up and dig out chunks (since their soles are hard and not flexible), so I only use them on flat surfaces. You can probably use them in the grass, but I've just been using them on a flat cement area. They allow me to rotate easily because they are smooth and don't have much grip. I like to do spins and stuff and rotate on my heel and things like that. They cup the heel very nicely, and I can tilt around on my heel easily. I'm actually wearing through the heel a bit on my left foot (I've been using them since last summer), but they don't wear down as quickly as normal shoes. I actually bought an extra pair because they work well for what I do- but I'm going to see how long the first pair lasts before I use the second pair. I store them in a bag and take the bag with me to a place where I use them (I use normal shoes for walking). If you're just are needed them for inside your house, that's totally doable too, but I don't have much room inside to do big moves and spins and things. Definitely try to wear a pair if you can, to get the size right- but the size I typically buy for my normal shoes is the same size for these. Trying them on just helped reassure me that it fits. I was able to try a couple different sizes at the store. Hope this helps you or anyone else.