Customer Reviews SKECHERS D'Lites - Biggest Fan

daily use wish they came wider

Disappointed in comfort. I have many pairs of Sketchers. This is the first style that I'm not completely satisfied

Even though these shoes are comfortable enough, I would only recommend them for summertime wear. Because of the poor traction, they are not good to wear in wet/frosty weather or even on a semi-wet floor.

Back and knee pain after wearing shoes all day. The cost is fair and they are nice-looking shoes, I just need more from my shoes.

I like the sneakers and they need to make more choices in neutral colors

They make my back hurt cause they're to tight.

I stand a lot on my job and this shoe looks great and they fit well. But the insoles are soooo bad that after about 3 days of wearing them I had to buy new better insoles but I had to rip the original insoles out to make them fit right. This shoe IS NOT made for alot of standing.. works great if your moving around. I liked the E' Lites I had bought 2 years ago. But I can't find them now. If your not standing alot then this is one great shoe. But if your on your feet standing at your job as I do... I would keep looking

Got cramps I'm my feet the first time I wore them .

Shoe tighter than should be

Fit good, look great BUT the right insole is too small! My toes feel like they're hanging over. Left fits perfect. Its almost like a narrow insole was put in a wide shoe :( not sure how to go about getting this fixed. I'm in Canada and believe the shoes are shipped from the states.

I have worn skechers before and loved them. But as I have aged and have problems with ingrown nails, I find they are to narrow at the toe. Thought I would try the wide ones, but still rub on toes.

I was hoping to buy Shape-Ups again but these were the closest I would find. According to your size chart I should wear a 7M (the size of my Shape-Ups). I first ordered a 7M and could barely fit my foot in them. My mother, who wears a 6.5N, tried them on and she said her toe hit the end of the shoe. So I ordered a 7.5M. The toe box is too tight width-wise but perhaps will stretch out some with wear. At least, that is what I am hoping.

I wanted a good wide walking shoe with support & comfort. A few years ago I bought the Navy in 9 W & they have been comfortable even tho that was 'before' memory foam insoles. That is why I chose the white D'lites, but it said to order up a 1/2 size so I ordered the 9.5 W. It turns out they are not as comfortable as my navy shoes - they start hurting my feet after an hour or so. I'm very dissapointed & looking at similar shoes I find they don't have the memory foam. I would like to try the 'Go Walk 4 Premier' as a possible replacement, but my size is currently unavailable. I walk on a treadmill, use an elliptical & walk stairs - so comfortable walking shoes are important. My feet are old & more tempermental than they used to be - so U can't really go by my review. I do recommend them since they are Skechers & that's practically the only Brand of shoes I wear.

Shoes are big and clunky, but I ordered a wide size and they were still too narrow for my feet

I love Skechers it's the only shoe buy, but these shoes make my feet hurt after 2 hours of wearing them. They say they have memory foam but honestly it doesn't seem to have any at all.

Disappointed you no longer carry women's 10.5 size shoe. Walk 5-6 miles per day so need to wear good pair of socks, size 10 is a little short with heavy socks, otherwise, I like the shoe

These shoes are so comfortable I had to buy them even though they don't look very trim or stylish on because of their biggish dimensions. I bought them for light endurance training on paths and pavement and to wear on those extended days when traveling. In general, I love the brand but I am really disappointed that you now have so many good-looking styles that have no arch support or pronation control. I have two pairs of Skecher wedge-type sandals I have owed for 6 years that still look good and I can wear them, in comfort, an entire day because the arches have not broken down. I bought two cute pairs of trainers for traveling last summer and can't wear either without orthotics, even though I haven't had to wear extra support for 15 years. This is a trend that seems to stretch across many different brands of shoes. I don't need orthopedic shoes, just ones that aren't as floppy as slippers. Also, every pair in the store had a loose grommet so they had to be ordered.

Don't like the shoe very por arch support s

Wide sizes are usually perfect, but the right shoe, along the band where the first shoestring goes across was too tight. I stretched it by stuffing a thick thermal sock into the toe and left it for 2 weeks. Perfect now.

I've only worn my shoes for about 3 weeks and the side has already burst open.

I have always worn skechers and they have never failed me until this pair. I stand 7-10 hours a day, this pair stops being comfortable after 6 hours.

Gotta love my Skechers..

As I noted above the shoes don't seem to be a true Wide With the toe area is stiff and tight and I can't seem to break them in. I work in a warehouse and walk 10 plus miles a day. I tried to break the shoes in prior to wearing them to work and they hurt me feet way too much..

It was returned.

Hurts my feet across my toes. Feels very hard, not flexible. Can't wear them!