Customer Reviews SKECHERS Work Rockland

Uncomfortable. Tough to break in. Feet hurt. Stiff. Looks aren't everything, I'll stick with Rockports.

My husband loves these, and wore them right away for work. They're comfortable and give support and are shock absorbing. However, the stitching on the top is already coming out. We were going to return them, but he had 3 days straight of catering jobs and needed to wear them. We love Skechers, but we were disappointed that the stitching on top is already fraying, after one wear. We may order another pair and return this pair. but the shoe itself is very comfortable, but the fact that the stitching is already coming out leads me to question the quality.

I usually do not rate/give reviews on products but I felt that I needed to give my opinion on how disappointed I am in these shoes. I am on my feet all day and go through shoes pretty fast. These were my second pair of Skechers. The first pair had memory foam which I loved; however, these are the most uncomfortable shoes I think I have ever worn. I wish that Skechers would put memory foam in this style.

I am a salesman on my feet all day. I typically have to buy a new pair of shoes every 4 months or so. I like to try to spend around $40-50 on shoes because I know they'll just wear out anyway. I have had good luck with Deer Stags, Nunn Bush, and another inexpensive brand I can't think of right now. Anyway, I have heard so much about Skechers I decided to give them a try. These shoes were exactly what I was looking for - something stylish enough for work, yet unique enough to be just a little different than everyone else, and I assumed being Skechers they would be both comfortable and durable. I actually tried both a 13 and a 12 - I typically wear a 13 in a sneaker and 12 in a dress shoe. The 13 was too big and the 12 seemed just right...sort of. From day one the left always felt about a half size bigger than the right. Initially I thought the right would kind of break in a little and even out some, but over time the discrepancy has only gotten worse. It's always frustrating when you buy slip on shoes that you cannot slip on the right one because it's just tight enough to cause you to use a finger to assist sliding it on. Annoying. Also, it should be noted that I really do try to take good care of things - I.e. I don't abuse shoes any more than necessary walking around a car lot all day. That being said, these shoes scuff way too easily! When I say scuff I mean scuff bad as in forget about it. I expect a shoe to show some reasonable amount of degradation over time but these things started causing me pain after about 3-4 months. They were still wearable, but by the end of the day my feet and heels would just feel achy and worn out. I am really displeased with what will be my first and last Skechers purchase. (Though Zappos of course is always great!) I've had better experience with shoes that cost half as much and still look good and get the job done for 6-7 months! They do look cool out of the box, but not for long they won't!

I liked the look of this shoe. I have an executive food service position. After day 3, the right foot shoe started to hurt across the top of my foot (where it bends). I got another pair of slip-on shoes from Zappos; (Crocs) which were great right out of the box so it's not my foot that is the problem

This pair of shoes was astonishing: my right foot is always hard to fit, but this time the left shoe of this pair was painfully narrow! The right shoe was a squeeze, but the left? Truly painful! Either someone mixed a pair of shoe widths, or these aren't made or inspected on a shoe last or sizing die. Wish they had fit, they looked nice.