Agree with the thinness (pre-Energy insole idk how good they are), I accepted that they had zero cushioning. Which on the flipside made boardfeel great. Good thing I was skating mostly flatground & curbs in them.
Durability-wise, for some reason I always blow out eS's. The thin rubber in the toecap helped a little, but soon enough I had a hole in them. It's a shame because the grip lasted soooo long, so I was constantly duct taping my toecap because I still had plenty of grip on the bottom left.
Fit-wise, shoe stretches out like others mentioned. I skated them a lot in shorts over the summer and had no issues with them slipping off my feet. Felt a bit sweaty but whatever it was like 85 degrees outside.
Overall, if you are doing mostly low-impact skating these will work fine. I wish eS still put "G2 Impact Gel" in every single thing like they used to. Those were the days.