Doe's anyone have any experience with the Sketchers brand of “slip in shoes? If so please let me know.
Thanks all.
Fred
Thanks all.
Fred
Sketchers shoes?
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Wearing them as I type this....They are comfortable, reasonably priced.
I have always worn loafers more than sneakers for anything but dress up and of course construction work.
To make the move to Sketchers as uniform of the day it was a no brainier.Have been wearing Sketchers for a few years.
Great shoe.
Comfortable.
Not very dressy, but I am not either.
Bekeart
Great shoe.
Comfortable.
Not very dressy, but I am not either.
Bekeart
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Have a couple pairs of these and like them a lot. Definitely a plus for someone who, for whatever reason, has a hard time bending over to tie their shoe laces. I thought they might slip up and down on my heels when walking but they don't at all.
Mrs. swsig just got a pair. She loves their comfort and the ease of putting them on. I have three pairs of lace-up Skechers. They are also very comfortable. They've been durable as well.
Have two pair; very comfortable and convenient.
Skecher offers a very wide variety of styles.
Skecher offers a very wide variety of styles.
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Thanks all. I guess I need to order A Pair.
Fishinfool
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Funny you mention them. Just yesterday, I tried on a couple pairs. They seemed comfortable enough, but there was no way I could just step into them. I had to bend over, and pull them on, same as any sneaker / shoe. I wear 14 eee if that makes a difference. I decided to go with a pair of New Balance high top laced hiking sneakers. They seemed to give better ankle support.
Larry
Larry
Well, I have 3 pair so yes, I like them Be sure to try on before you buy, some are easy to slip on, others are not.
See post above.
Buy a LONG Slipper Spoon
Buy a LONG Slipper Spoon.
A little over a foot long.
NO BEND OVER REQUIRED.
Bekeart
Buy a LONG Slipper Spoon.
A little over a foot long.
NO BEND OVER REQUIRED.
Bekeart
I have two pair. As said above some are easy to slip on and some are not. So yes, get a long shoe horn.
I have some open backed, slip on Sketchers. Had 'em for about 20 years, maybe more. Leather. I find them good for around the garden, and in my immediate neighborhood. Very comfortable, but would not want to wear them for a longer walk as to me they feel like they will slip off easily.
I have a set of rubber crocks that have a small lip behind the heel and feel more secure to me. I'd say they are equally comfortable. Definitely lighter. FWIW.
I have a set of rubber crocks that have a small lip behind the heel and feel more secure to me. I'd say they are equally comfortable. Definitely lighter. FWIW.
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I'm wearing them too, I walk a bit at work and these are pretty comfortable.
I've had two pair that a seam on the top split. The first was replaced no questions asked. I still have the second just because they are comfortable knock around shoes and I don't have to worry about them getting damaged. The split is only about 1/2 inch and I won't replace them until it gets bigger.
Anyhoo...I'd recommend them.
I've had two pair that a seam on the top split. The first was replaced no questions asked. I still have the second just because they are comfortable knock around shoes and I don't have to worry about them getting damaged. The split is only about 1/2 inch and I won't replace them until it gets bigger.
Anyhoo...I'd recommend them.
gjgalligan
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I looked a month or so ago and I thought $75 a pair was a bit much. That was at a Meijer store.
Maybe I'm just out of touch with reality
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They are my daily retired-guy foot wear. Wore them to the range today. I like them and would buy them again. I'm not sure how long they'll last but I'm really hard on shoes. Mine are just a couple of months old.
