Is the Stakd Evo Ex good for overpronators?

No. Puma lists it as a neutral shoe with no stability posting, so it is aimed at runners with a neutral gait. Overpronators are usually better served by a support shoe.

What does the 5mm drop feel like?

It is a low drop, so the heel sits only slightly above the forefoot. That gives a flatter, more level ride and asks a bit more of the calves than a 10mm shoe.

How much cushioning does it have?

Puma rates it as max cushioning, using ultra-soft SOFTRIDE foam through the midsole. Expect a plush, forgiving feel underfoot rather than a firm, ground-feel ride.

Can I use it for walking and everyday wear?

Yes. The soft foam and rounded toe make it comfortable for standing and walking, and the Puma styling suits casual outfits. It is a running shoe first, though.

Does it fit true to size?

It comes in a regular width with a rounded toe, which gives some room up front. Try your usual running-shoe size first and size up only if you want extra toe space.

Is it built for speed workouts?

Not really. The max-cushion SOFTRIDE midsole is tuned for comfort on easy and long runs. For intervals or race pace, a firmer, lighter shoe will feel quicker.