Customer Reviews SKECHERS Vigor 2.0 Trait

Surprised Skechers need a break in period.

I wish SKECHERS would realize the need for wider shoes for women. Their version of wide is not wide. I have to buy men's sizes to get the width. The ladies styles are so cute and colorful. My podiatrist doesn't recommend SKECHERS as they are not wide enough for a comfortable fit for foot problems.

Owned two pairs of this model. First pair was purchased at Rack Room Shoes and lasted a year from daily casual use. Very comfortable on my narrow feet and had good arch support. A lace loop on the second pair snapped the second time I put the shoe on my foot and tightened the laces. That pair was immediately returned to Bealls.

I had high hopes for these shoes and still do, but I am going to have to take it to a shoe shop to stretch the right shoe toe area. They are quality made and feel solid. My right shoe is tight in the toes (pinky toe and toe next to it) area, I have wide feet and Skechers generally run wider which is good. I am going to have to get a shoe tree or something to help me try to stretch it out and get it fitting properly or I am going to have to return. I have had over 10 pairs of other Skechers over time, something is just odd about this single shoe.

I bought these for my husband but he says they are too bulky and he doesn't enjoy wearing them.

Returned shoes - toe box narrowness

Shoes were of poor quality. Stitching was bad at several points.

I have purchased Skechers exclusively for 15+ years. This is the third pair of these I have owned in this style. With all pairs, they have worn out fairly quickly (within a year). The latest pair however, any time the soles are wet/damp they are super slick on tile floors. They feel like ice skates. Especially on the style of tile they use in fast food places such as Wendy's, McDonald's, ect. I thought that once they were "broken in" they would get better but sadly they have not. Did Skechers make a change to the rubber? I wanted to make sure others knew about this issue.

a very comfortable shoes but the built quality is poor. they felt apart within 3 months!

good if you are on your feet all day wish that people that make foot wear could make a sneaker that does not fall apart after 2 weeks the tread or sole is coming apart on one side had to cut a piece of so it would flop around and make me trip and fall

Had these 4 or 5 months, my best guess, and the rubber material in the front has detached. Not only that, there are gaping holes in the memory foam. I did nothing out of the ordinary in these shoes, just routine walking. It's a shame all of this happened, cause they were ridiculously comfortable, in fact, still are. But they're just so wrecked in such a short time that they're embarrassing to wear in public in the condition they're in. Lastly, the comfort level was slightly affected by the holes forming in the memory foam, so I was forced to buy Dr. Scholl's inserts, which solved that issue. I just can't deal with the appearance factor anymore.

Walking or standing 8 hrs. a day. Great comfort for a month or so. Then comfort goes down hill from there. Always buy sketchers and have great success in lasting comfort. Second pair of these and no comparison to the others without memory foam.

The shoe is too narrow, and the back of the shoe rubbed my heel raw while I was walking. I had to wear double thickness socks and fold them over to prevent rubbing. Despite this the shoes have an extremely soft, low impact step. It's a very nice feeling. Like having inserts.

My son has had these shoes about 2 months. The soles have been coming loose for at least a month. We have been gluing them back with super glue to try to make them last, but they are about to the point of having to replace them already. My husband also has a pair and is having the same problem with the soles. He has had his longer, but does not run and play as my son does. They both love the memory foam, but not the soles.

too narrow -supposed to be wide width but not

Very comfortable shoes, but the quality was very bad. After three months of daily walking, parts of the sole were coming apart and holes in the leather developed.

This is my second pair of Skechers. My first pair was the Vigor 2.0 Distraction (with no memory foam) and have found them to be The most comfortable shoes I own. I'm on my feet all day, on a concrete floor, and the Distractions are awesome - great support and the comfort is beyond words. I liked them so much, I decided I wanted another pair but in a slightly different style and I decided on the Vigor 2.0 Trait with memory foam. I opted for the memory foam because the version w/o the foam was not available in my size. I really like the style of the Trait and the fit is good, but personally I do not like the memory foam. First it is really too soft and not thick enough to be useful. Your foot just kind of squishes it down and I don't really feel much benefit. The second thing for me is that the foam feels like it's bunching up under my toes. It feels like your socks are not pulled up all the way. It's a weird feeling. I decided to keep them because I did not want to deal with shipping return fee and I'm kind of getting used to this feeling. Bottom line, this is a good shoe in terms of style and basic comfort, but the memory foam is not something I would ever buy again and feel it's kind of gimmicky.

Narrower than my other style (same size) Skechers! Memory foam insole offers minimal arch support!! Returned these shoes!