Customer Reviews SKECHERS Arch Fit 2.0 Upperhand

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Lighter weight than expected but will try and see how they work out.

Tried wearing these for daily wear but these shoes have horrible support and I have nearly rolled my ankles on numerous occasions. Therefore I do not recommend nor do I wear these shoes anymore. Buy OC or Brooks if you need a great pair of shoes.

Comfortable casual shoe

Sole leaves marks on floor poor quality

Casual daily walking up to 5k at a time

Bought two pair online. Returned them both. Thought I ordered exact pair I already owned and instead ended up with a pair with bungee cords instead of shoelaces. Finding the shoe I wanted with shoelaces was very difficult online. I also online ordered a same size slip on which turned out to be too big. Returned both to a store. The store had the exact shoe, with shoelaces, that I wanted so swapped that out. Returned the slip ons for credit. I did try on some slip ons and the ones that fit were a full size smaller than I normally wear (size 9 instead of size 10). Maybe you should point this out on the website.

inner lining of the shoe wore down very fast, not worth the price paid for them, possible due to the arch fit as I have not had this problem with Skechers in the past and these were my first arch fit.

Shoes are too small and uncomfortable; would not recommend buying these

Is this lace up or slip in? Please specify in headline. The slip ins do not support my feet like the normal sneakers lace up.

People bin complaining of marks on there floorwhen i walk through there house. Streak marks on there floor

Every day wear

Quality of the heal counter lining is worst, it ripped off. I am very disappointed as I had used it hardly 7-8 months. I didn't expect such a poor quality product from branded company like sketchers.

Would never buy again. I left these shoes on the street corner. If it is possible for a shoe to have too much cushioning, made worse by having no lateral support at all, it is these. I described them as walking on shucked oysters, as your ankle and foot slides around on top of all this cushioning, with no support. These Sketchers ride high, and are a rolled ankle waiting to happen. Cheaply made, I bought them in a pinch in NYC, and will never seriously consider Sketchers again. If these "doctor designed" arch fit shoes are supposed to be the pinnacle of their engineering technology, as I was told (and their labels state), I'm out.