Skechers Mens Diameter Slip on Shoe

Nice sneakers! Fit is as expected with normal socks on. The heel is a little stiff when new but a shoe horn or your thumb gets you past that and after a few days they slip on and off as expected! I notice that the front side trim did loosen a bit ( a single thread) and the heel pull tab curls down but neither are an issue! I wear these all day with solid comfort and they look great! The width and arch support are very good! 5 stars!

Great fit and snug! I got these for specifically for biking with pedal straps. The support is very comfy on and off the bike, though the soles are a bit less stiff than might be preferred on the bike. No laces means less fuss about laces potentially getting caught in the chain on a fixed gear. The shape makes popping into straps from a stop easier.

Review date: July 6, 2024: I purchased this (10.5 EW) pair in January 2023 and use it nearly daily. It has a great fit, a great look, and is very comfortable for a daylong walk. It is a great quality pair of shoes. Too bad they don't have them in black and my size. I'm buying a second brown pair and intend to paint them black. The only thing I don't like is the tractor soles. They collect rocks, trash, and whatever fits between those bumps. You can see it in the car, as soon as you walk into the house, office, and even on the sidewalk... the screeching sound of a rock stuck between those tractor-style soles.

These shoes are extremely comfortable, and come in my hard to find size! Update Nov '16: These have proven to be absolutely fantastic shoes, and I have bought 2 more pairs, 1 to alternate and another in case this is ever discontinued. I've had these for a year and a half, and wear these every day, at work, around town, at the gym; I've even taken them on long hiking and camping trips - I've definitely pushed them hard, and they're holding up great! The stitching is still in great condition, the laceless tongue hasn't ripped or lost any of its elasticity, and the soles haven't worn down much. I don't expect these to fail me anytime soon either. They're quiet and breathable, yet have proven pretty waterproof. They never really get hot, and are so comfortable, I rarely notice I'm wearing them. Not having laces has by itself been a wonderful change, as I can put both of them on and walk out the door in less than 5 seconds! I have rather small but extremely wide feet, so finding shoes in my size was always difficult, and I would frequently buy shoes several sizes larger to get the necessary width, which often proved uncomfortable in the long term. Since these actually come in my size (6.5 Triple-Wide), it's been a revelation as to how comfortable a pair of shoes that actually fit can be. I'd wholeheartedly recommend these to anyone, whether or not they have abnormal feet, but ESPECIALLY if they have abnormal feet. Don't just get a pair, get 2!

I go barefoot whenever I can. Bought the 9.5 X-Wide which are my perfect fit. I have an Old pair of these in a larger 10.5 (& narrower) size. I retired them after 2± years when a side seam in both shoes gave way from my too wide foot. These were & now continue to be my favorite shoes of all time. (I was shocked to find these still available.) They have a very thin rubber sole with no heal rise. If you like moccasins you should like the feel of these. The heel area fits tightly & securely, But does Not rub the heel of my foot. I use a shoe horn.

I dislike tennis shoes or any shoes with laces. Typically, I wear leather sandals (or boots for our 3 weeks of winter). These were a nice bridge between the two and serve well as alternatives to everyday tennis shoes. They also look exceptional and can take on the role of semi-dress shoes very easily. The comfort was a genuine surprise. Easily my most comfortable shoes and I have a few pair of Tevas that cost much more than these. They breathe well too. Excellent shoes. update: I've had these about 6-7 months or so now. Wore them on a trip overseas for 5 weeks where we walked everyday 2-5 miles. I wore them about 80% of them time. Still in great shape (inside and out). I use a bit of mink oil on them to keep them conditioned and for water repellent. 1-year later: I have been HARD on these shoes. I am an artist so I am into all kinds of things in the garage, studio, etc. I have to immerse these in water and scrub them off with a stout bristle brush from time to time and sit in the sun to dry. They're still in fantastic shape. The slightly aged look is nice. I have a new back-up pair in the closet, but doubt I'll need them for a few years.

I bought these to replace the exact same ones I’ve had for years. I actually felt bad getting rid of the old ones. They held up for a long time and were very comfortable. I really like these shoes.

After reading the other reviews, and having bought Skecher shoes for a dozen or more years, I had high expectations of these shoes. First the pros. They are not sneakers and look different, in a way I like. There is zero breaking in. I think they will last awhile. They fit true to size. They don't look cheap. The Cons. The sole is thin. I expected to feel the memory foam under my feet. Instead I felt the gravel and concrete I was walking on. Almost as though I was wearing a pair of moccasins. I wore the shoes to work and had to change them mid day. Not because they were rubbing or tight anyway as you would expect with a new pair of shoes but because my plantars fasciitis began acting up badly. Something I hadn't had any problems with in months. My feet have been sore ever since. Today I was finally able to get some good insoles with the support I need to put in them. Now they feel like I was hoping they would out of the box. I am going to keep the shoes and try wearing them to work again tomorrow. I am confident that, with quality insoles, they will work as I need them to. I don't hate the shoes and am really not hugely disappointed. They just don't have the insole I expected after reading other reviews.