Customer Reviews SKECHERS Summits High Range Hands Free Slip-Ins

Generally speaking, I like Skechers shoes. However, this was the first and last time I'll ever order a "Hands Free Slip-In" shoe. I should have trusted my instinct and chosen a standard shoe for these reasons: 1) my foot is rather narrow, and though you can buy a running shoe in widths, they are expensive, and a pair of shoes typically lasts no more than 6 months. I need a laced shoe so that I can tighten them properly. 2) Slip-in shoes have no tongue, and this did not occur to me when I ordered them. Because of flat feet, I had plantar fasciitis and so I wear an orthotic. When a shoe does not have a tongue, as well as a continuous string to lace them, you cannot loosen them sufficiently such that when you slip your foot into the shoe the orthotic slips forward. For me, easy slip-ins just do not work. The shoes are comfortable, and I intend to replace the continuous lace with standard laces (which I had planned to do when I ordered the shoes).

Fit is good not much arch support

Tight, maybe the shoes will relax in time. I didn't slide in, as shown in the commercial. We'll see

nice color and no arch support, felt a little wide especially from the heal.

Fit and size good. I thought these would check all the boxes for a slip in shoe. Only issue, which is deal breaker, the soles pick up every rock, bit of rock, small gravel in the grooves. Then you are walking around with rocks that will scratch everything.

the problem we had was the front of the sketchers frayed.

A bit longer than the stated size and therefore the heel is a bit loose. Width was a tad narrower than I expected in the forefoot.