Customer Reviews SKECHERS Reggae Fest 2.0 - Guiding Light Hands Free Slip-Ins

The "heel pillow" was too low, and the sides of the ankles to high, leading to an awkward fit. They rub uncomfortably against my ankle bone AND my heel slips out. I think my ankle bones much be lower or more prominent than average, since this is a common issue for me with shoes, so depending on your ankle anatomy it may or may not be an issue for you. They were very cushy and easy to slip on and off, so if you have a vertically shorter heel and different shaped ankle bones they could be super comfortable.

Liked the shoe but the heel was too large. It kept slipping off my heel when I walked. And it is the same size I always order.

Tight on the right foot across the top, and the next size up would have been too large. Didn't love the look.

I find Skecher's size 11 in women's shoes a bit "short." I try and find size 12's or I sometimes try a men's size 10. I really liked these but they were just too short in the toe box.

I've tried so many sizes and styles of the Skecher Slip-Ins and they are all the most painful shoes to wear even while sitting. My big toes are smashed by the top of the shoes - not the length. I like the styles and the ease of slipping on and off, but there is something in the designs that make them impossible to wear. If anyone else has this problem, try Orthofeet. They have great support, cushioning, and great toe boxes. I have a narrow foot and while there are narrow sizes, their cushioning has made the medium widths work.

The first time I tried these on I was unsure if I would keep them, as the felt too long. About the 2-3 rd time wearing they felt super comfortable. But then about the 10th time, the arch sort of flattened and now my feet go too far forward, causing my toenails to rub the inside of the toe box. Super uncomfortable.