Super cómodos y muy bonitos, se ven de muy buena calidad Read more

Fue un regalo pero muy cómodos para la persona que estudia medicina y pasa mucho tiempo de pie. Read more

I never liked buying shoes online, but have been lately since I can not find basic traditional looking shoes like this in my local area. These fit well, but do feel a tad loose sometimes, and so I need to tighten the laces at times. I can slip these on, but I think over time, the rear will crush down. Right now the back heel pull is solid, so easy to slip on. Insoles are soft, but being memory foam, they crush easily, and only really feel comfy when you first put them on. After all day, the foam crushes flat, and gives less comfy support. I like the shoes, and are my goto shoes when going outside to do a chore or something. I also wear them to work. These are a bit warmer so nice for winter. Not as breathable so I imagine in a hot climate your feet will sweat a lot. Good for cooler weather. Laces are nice easy to tie, enough length! Also these shoes were prelaced perfectly. I usually have to pull laces and redo them, but not this time. I paid around $35, so was a great price for Skechers, and worth it. So far they have held up well, no pulling apart at glue spots on soles like some higher priced shoes. I am har don shoes sometimes! The Arch support is medium, not great, but fits my foot well, so I am happy. Sole seems a harder plastic and less flexible, so the shoes do not flex as well as some more expensive lite weight models. Might last longer due to the hard materials? Good value for the price I paid! Read more

Came quicker than expected, and, as reviewed by others, a very comfortable shoe. Came in an assortment of sizes including wide. Very satisfied! Read more

I've always been a hard-core New Balance fan when it comes to running shoes. I have wide, very flat feet, and since my teens, New Balance have always been the go-to brand for shoes that fit. Most others either don't offer a truly wide shoe, or tend to put noticeable arch support in all models and for flat feet, that just results in pain and discomfort. Unfortunately, the last couple of pairs I bought from New Balance (model 623) were not truly wide- not at all. In fact, they had an almost pointy design. I tried putting shoe stretchers in the pair I started to wear, but not luck. Even after months with stretchers in them, they crushed my feet. So, I donated the pair I had tried wearing and will sell the unworn pair. That left me looking for a new brand. I bought two pair of Skechers Haniger model shoes. These had more of the old New Balance fit, so I was happy with them. They did, however, fit a little more snuggly that I prefer. Not tight by any stretch, but just snugger. I needed two pair of shoes to replace my current ones, and only had one pair of Hanigers left, so went to buy another. I did try the current New Balance model, but again, pointy and not truly wide, just like the 623s. (I didn’t bother noting the model). While reaching for the Hanigers, I noticed these Vigor 2.0s at the store and gave them a try. Love them! Similar to the Hanigers and the New Balance of old, these have no painful arch support and have a true wide fit. And... overall they are just slightly roomier that the Hanigers, so they are absolutely perfect for me. Ended up buying them in white and black. I got the white ones on Amazon as they had the white/grey combination where the local store only had white/blue, and I prefer the more muted grey. I will say that the Hanigers have not lasted as long as the many, many pairs of New Balance shoes I've owned over the years, but I rotate my daily shoes into "work around the house" shoes when I replace them, so they basically get beaten, scraped, stained, painted, caught on stuff and so on, and I can't take any stars off for runners failing to put up with that. I've included pictures comparing the Vigor to the Haniger as well as the Vigor to the NB 623 for reference. If you have wide, flat feet, these are definitely worth checking out (as are the Hanigers). Note that after being a size 9 since my teens, now much older I've become a 9.5. In the picture with the NB 623s vs the Vigors, the NB is a 9 while the Vigors are 9.5, so slightly different size overall to be completely fair, but you can still see the drastic difference in shape and width as 9.5 is not much bigger than 9. Read more

Not good for hot climates. Read more

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Good cheap and comfortable.exact product as my expectations Read more

I love the memory foam insoles Read more

Are very comfortable and good quality. I love this brand! Read more

I got these ones after returning the skechers energy downforce which was terrible and hard af. These ones are super comfy and look really cool. Read more