SkechersWomen's Hardwood

Holy cr..! I love these sketcher work shoes! I have used them for 8 hour days at work, 3 days in a row, landscape/gardening, for the past two months approx. They are roomy and comfy. I have a slightly wide foot (not true wide) and they are not compressed at my toes. They could probably use an insert from more arch support, but are comfortable for the 8 hours and I have not put in a support yet. They are waterproof. They are warm enough down to mid-40's. A bit too hot for over 70's. But still used them. Because they are waterproof. I stepped in a deep puddle toe/laces all the way in. Foot did not get wet! I was in shock. They are slip resistant. Wet grass, on a hill, didn't slip. I tend to get debris in from top around ankles and have spent a few minutes dumping them out, but otherwise nearly a perfect comfortable work shoe AND STYLISH! They look good. Couldn't ask for more for a 3 season outdoor work shoe. They should make a high top style and a pair with thinsulate for winter. Well done Sketchers!

I work in the restaurant industry and these shoes are amazing!! The sturdiness is great as well I have not slipped at all wearing these.

Please read my story if you are considering buying these. In short - don't buy them!I'm a college student in my 20's working in a restaurant where I run around a lot and the kitchen always has water or oil spilled all over the floor, and employees slip often and recommended buying non-slip shoes.When I got these, they were uncomfortable and provide ZERO cushioning inside, giving me horrible blisters despite wearing good socks. It was like wearing hard cardboard. The material is really stiff. I assumed I just needed to "break them in" so I was patient and began wearing 2 pairs of socks and band-aids to prevent from getting blisters on the back of my heels.Nope. These were still uncomfortable 6 months later. By the end of the night my toes were sore from being pinched (and yes the shoe was my correct size) and I still got blisters on my heels from how badly they cut into the back of my ankles. Even with socks, it still rubbed and dug into my heels.The laces were also way too short. They were hard to tie and came undone a lot due to how short they were. Big pain in the butt.Slipping -- the anti-slip grip isn't even that good! I still slipped sometimes. That part really ticked me off.Overall, these shoes are cheap, don't work as promised, and extremely uncomfortable. Again, I'm a broke college student working minimum wage, and I regret wasting money on these SO MUCH.

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I use these everyday for work and would definitely recommend. I had to break them in the first day but after that they were great. They remind me of low top converse and are better then big chunky work shoes. The only thing is if you work more then about 8 hours you are going to start to feel a days work in your feet just like any other shoe. They do not have padding in them but for me they have been great.

I got one pair and it literally had poop on them and were a half size too small so I returned them. But I ordered a second pair mainly because of the size issue with the first one, the poop was gross but not a deal breaker. But during my first shift making those super dank smoothies I discovered they were not slip resistant when I began mopping the floor. Thinking these shoes would protect me from the smoothie store slippage I stepped with confidence onto the moist floor only to be betrayed by my supposedly slip resistant new shoes. I almost died several times during my shift because the slippage was too intense for these weak ass shoes. 3/10 would not recommend if working in an equivalently slippery environments.As a pro these shoes were cute, I did like the style, and they were comfortable and I would have not been mad if I slipped and fell to my death wearing them because I would be styling as a corpse with these shoes on.

I'm a full time bartender, and these shoes have served me well. They lasted about a year, and in nonslip days, that's basically an eternity. These were comfortable, but I did need to put Dr. Scholls insoles in them. I never did put longer shoelaces in these shoes, but the laces are pretty short and regularly would come untied. Bartending, I do stand on my feet all day, typically 9-10 hours. I recommend these shoes to anyone who is in the service industry. They're not ugly like all the other nonslip shoes, are fairly comfortable, last a while, and you really can't beat the price. I wear a size 6.5 in women's shoes, ordered a 6.5 and didn't have any issues.

I'm a stage lighting technician with bone spurs, bunions and other foot trouble as a result of 30 years on my feet. I got these for days I don't need safety toes. Everything about this shoe is perfect for my bad feet. The toe box is roomy and the stitching is strategically located so it's not over the bunion. The laces open wide enough to get past the bunion without pain. The sole is very flexible and the shoe itself is padded enough not to aggravate the bone spurs. Just did a full day with 5 trips up to the attic with no pain. Bonus points for being all black with no reflective stuff for the stage blacks requirements.

Los compré xq son muy bonitos, necesitaba que fueran antiderrapantes y no lo son al 100% aunque bueno pasan, el problema es que la primera semana no los aguante, demasiado duros y tuve que esperar a recuperarme para volverlos a usar, después de un par de semanas empecé a sentir dolor en los talones, la plantilla es completamente lisa, parece que pisas descalso y honestamente para alguien que trabaja todo el día de pie no son los adecuados, no volvería a comprarlos nunca, defraudada..

very comfortable, its perfect for me

There is not much padding for the foot. Feels very plastic.

I like them in the picture because of their look but trust me the back of the shoes is so hard on ankles. These are definitely not the work shoes. They are so hard on ankles.

Fits perfectly. And it’s not ugly