Skechers Men's Go Walk Evolution Ultra Impeccable Shoes

Okay, this is beyond strange that I would write a review for a shoe. My mother stopped putting shoes on me when I was a boy since I seem to lose each pair in the acre of land I grew up on. I was pretty much barefoot all my life until I was forced to wear footwear in my teenage and young adult life.... sandals were my shoe of choice until I turned 45 and my feet began to show wear and tear and I was in pain. I wore shoes for the first time daily when I discovered New Balance. They were wide enough and mostly comfortable but not great for walking along distances. I had knee replacement at 68 and planned a trip to Italy the next year. I needed a good, a really good walking shoe. I chose these because they had no laces (a pet peeve of mine) and I gave them a fairly good workout a month before the Italy trip. They held up well. But I was astounded through all the MILES we walked in Rome, Assisi, Florence, and a couple of spots in between, that the shoes held up in hills, stairs, cobblestone streets and ancient ruins. My feet never hurt, never felt cramped, never sore, I mean, miraculous! They are so light, I felt barefoot again.. Great support. Great quality. I am praising a shoe! But I wanted anyone who is also foot impaired like me to know that this shoe might just be what you have always needed. Peace-

My husband loves these shoes. This is his second pair. They are true-to-size, cushy-comfortable, and nicer looking than regular sneakers. He has some trouble with his feet (occasional swelling; balance) and finds these easy to put on / take off, very comfortable, and stabilizing. Good value too.

I ordered the Skechers Go Walk Evolution (size 12 normal width) online to replace my Costco-purchased cheaper Skechers Memory Foam pair since they are no longer available at Costco. I became very fond of those Skechers since they were lightweight, breathed well, and were durable for my two daily walks. As an old retired guy (since 2005), I need daily exercise to keep my health up.Anyway, the Costco Skechers were a simpler version that I needed a hook to put on as they were a tight fit with thinner sides, but that was the way they were made. The sides were not rounded as these Skechers Go Walk pair. These cost a bit more but are well worth it since I can simply slip my feet into them without assistance and just "go walk". They don't fit as tight as the Costco ones but they still fit perfectly on my feet. No side movement or pinched toes -- I ordered the same size as the Costco pair. Still very light and breathable. I will only know about the durability after many walks in them, but they do look like they should last for some time.Side note: I read a negative review where a person faulted the shoe for the way the shoe tended to grip the walking surface. I assumed that was an old person. Almost any new shoe will do that but most wearers know this and adjust. However, we older folks (I'm very old) must be very aware of this with any new shoe because we are already prone to falls since we tend not to pick our feet up as well as younger folks, which is why we often trip and fall.Anyway, these Skechers will grip the surface very well so one will not slip easily on surfaces. That is a good thing for seniors! But they will need to be aware that they must pick up their feet to step and walk. Humans are adaptable so if I can do this at my age, I know other old folks can, too.I would recommend these to anyone who wants a lightweight, comfortable, easy-to-wear slip-on shoe. I will be ordering these again when the pair I have wears out. :)

Bought these shoes about a year ago since then I have taken them to England, where I did multiple 30k+ step days with minimal foot pain, and also work retail walking effectively 5+ miles a day.Now these shoes are wearing out, the sole is coming off one of them, and the sole has also worn down in places to be rather smooth. These shoes are not long-lasting for multiple years, but they are very comfy and worked well for their price.

Bought these for my father-in-law who prefers a slip on shoe but still walks a lot. He has issues bending over and they are very easy to slip on yet stay on the foot very well. After months of use, the shoe holds up and he already wants a second pair. He said they comfortable, provide support while he is walking on job sites, stylish enough that they can be worn just about for anything.