Customer Reviews SKECHERS Summits AT Hands Free Slip-In

didnt even last a year. back of slip-on wore out within 3 months and seems fell part soon around 8 month mark. Not very good quality

I have four other pairs of slip ins and don't need to tie them. These are much tighter and must be un-tied and tied again. Don't buy if you want real slip ins.

Not very comfortable. Wouldn't buy another pair I don't think. Too clumsy feeling. Maybe a different type of sketchers would work better for me. Id return them if it wasn't so difficult. I'll wear them for awhile and see if they feel more comfortable later. However its like having too much something on my feet. Sorry

Not sure what is going on with your shoes. I have had several pairs of Skechers. The last few I have ordered, would not fit, cased blisters to my heals.

Where are my shoes today is the 23rd day of the month my shoes were shipped on the 11th of the month so when do I my shoes?????

Ordered 8 Wide. Shoe is narrow, definitely not wide. Returned product, no problem. So that part was fine.

I tried two sizes. On both, the upper portion of the rear part of the shoe rubbed against my heel as I walked. It obviously would have caused blisters on the upper portion of my heel.

First off, I agree with other reviews on here that this particular style is far from being "hands-free" due to the laces and elastic straps inside the shoe. Secondly, the shoe is far better quality than I expected from the online pictures (very durable materialswell made). More importantly for me, the size is way too big. I tried several slip-ins at the local Skechers Outlet store (which only has overpriced shoes IMO with a limited selection of styles). In store, they didn't have any of the wider fits. A 9M was too small, a 10M was too long with the right width, and a 9.5M was the right length, but too narrow. So, I figured a 9.5W would be the right fit for me. The 9.5W Summit ATs that I received were way too wide (more of an EXTRA wide if I had to guess) and way too long (closer to what I'd expect from a 10.5 or 11 sized shoe). Anywho, I'm not sure if I just ended up with a mismarked pair from the factory or if the Summit ATs run large, but unfortunately I'll have to return them. I'm still perplexed as to what my "slip-ins" size would be. My Skechers NON-slip-in size, BTW, is 10M.