Customer Reviews SKECHERS Arch Fit 2.0 Look Ahead Hands Free Slip-In

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This is my second Arch Fit Skechers shoe and I have become a believer! I have flat feet and have been wearing custom orthotics for about 20 years. These shoes are sooooo comfortable and supportive that I don't need any inserts. My wife is tired of hearing me say that "I love these shoes"! :)

I bought this because it was on sale and will be a backup for the exact pair I have which I've had for over 1 year. I currently have 5 various Skechers shoes.

This is my second pr of Skechers Slip-ins and love them. This pair has the ArchFit which is great. My feet don't hurt after wearing them all day, like another brand of tennis shoe I have. I ordered the Extra-Wide in a 12 & they are almost a 1/2 size to big. I will be ordering another pair or two of the slip-ins.

I love Slip-ins. My first pair were great. When I bought this pair online (same size and width as my first pair) I did not look closely enough to realize it had laces. I've tied the laces to a comfortable fit, but ever time I slip in them, it feels like the tongue is sliding into the shoe. Which makes me bend over to pull the tongue up and defeats the purpose of slip-ins.

We bought this pair and another. Had to go down 1size in both styles of slip in.

I normally wear a size 8, extra wide. I have fore-front issues because of a thinned "fat pad." So I wanted the best cushioning I could get. Another pair of Skechers I own have "Arch-Fit" and feel good. They're just not as cushioned as I require for walking and exercise. These shoes, according to Customer Care, must be ordered in a smaller size than normal, which I thought I had done. I ordered a 7-1/2; a 7 wasn't available and still isn't. So, now I'm left with an expensive pair of around-the-house shoes which simply duplicate what I already get with Crocs. I'm pretty disappointed and have no options.

I walk up to 20 thousand steps a day, and usually wear a pair of Sketchers shoes to do so. I wanted a pair of slip ins since I'm 70 yrs old, and liked the idea of the ease of a slip in shoe. Unfortunately, you have to tie the laces on these shoes, and when stepping into them, the tongue (of the shoe) slips downward, out of position. You then have to dug on the attached tongue tab to pull the tongue back into position. A pain in the butt. Would not have ordered these shoes had i known they needed to be tied.

I wear the shoes almost daily. Love the convince.

I will be buying more

Just had hip surgery and a therapist recommended these. 100% agree. Easiest shoes I've ever had to slip on. Very comfortable.

The slip-in, arch fit and extra wide guided my choice. I bought both color choices but would like to see more

This is a nice looking, comfortable shoe. Not having to use a shoe horn because it's a "slip in" shoe is a real plus.

I use these for general purpose shoes. My bad back appreciates the easy step in feature. However I don't understand the laces and tongue. But the design is such that they stay in place well going on.

Archfit take the pain out of my feet and I'm on my feet 8 hrs a day

My husband has Parkinson's and deals with neuropathy in his feet. This shoe actually allows him to slip his feet in with little effort. He normally wears a size 13 but with his socks we needed to go to size 14. Would like to see more of the slip in designs available in size 14. would buy more.

Shoes are extra comfortable! They are very easy to slip on without bending over. The only drawback is they make you taller by a couple inches.

I have ALS and can no longer tie my own shoes. That's what attracted me to your shoes. I placed this order based on the pictures that showed no extra laces or tied bow. When they arrived I was disappointed. Especially after my wife bought a pair that had the laces that I had expected.

I use it for various purposes. Like a house slipper but also for casual wear. My feet get too hot in these sneakers which limits my use time in them.

I normally wear a size 8, extra wide. I have fore-front issues because of a thinned "fat pad." So I wanted the best cushioning I could get. Another pair of Skechers I own have "Arch-Fit" and feel good. They're just not as cushioned as I require for walking and exercise. These shoes, according to Customer Care, must be ordered in a smaller size than normal, which I thought I had done. I ordered a 7-1/2; a 7 wasn't available and still isn't. So, now I'm left with an expensive pair of around-the-house shoes which simply duplicate what I already get with Crocs. I'm pretty disappointed and have no options.

The blue have white soles and do not leave marks like the white& black soles on grey model