Customer Reviews SKECHERS Durham Hands Free Slip-In

Best slip-on shoe I have ever owned

I use the shoe for work. It's comfortable

Wish a narrower size. Next to my b width shoes they look like clown shoes

everyday

i gave bad knees so good shoes are imporant/

Nice sneakers. They feel great. Confortable and snug.

I usually buy a wide fit and have no problem with it, but are they true to size, or should I buy a size bigger and wider? I am a true 10 and a half and always buy an 11.

Did not fit good,returning item

I bought it to replace my old & well-worn sneakers. These are now my go-to shoes. I wear them inside or outside. I looked for slip-ins before, but had trouble finding white ones. When I saw these, I had to get them, and I am not disappointed.

I bought it to replace my old & well-worn sneakers. These are now my go-to shoes. I wear them inside or outside. I looked for slip-ins before, but had trouble finding white ones. When I saw these, I had to get them, and I am not disappointed.

I own quite a few pairs of Skechers, mostly extra wide fit. These say they're 'extra wide, relaxed fit', but these are the narrowest extra wide Skechers I've ever owned. Too bad because I like the style/design.

iove the siip-in version

I have 5 other pairs of Skechers, but this pair is very heavy and not very flexible.

Although I have two other Sketchers that fit, these were too narrow to wear. Return at the store was easy. The rep was very professional.

Absolutely the worst quality I've ever seen! Less that 3 months old and both shoes have cracked across the toe from side to side and are now splitting. Completely useless garbage!

Tight, pinches your feet. Not happy

Nothing is great about this shoe. Doesn't fit right and had to return it. Second pair I had to return in a matter of week. I will not buy another Skechers product. EVER!!

I wore these shoes everyday for a month and still have zero flexibility. Reminds me of the old, stiff, white baby shoe.

They are too fit to form, too tight to "slip in " easily not at all like the commercials. You basically have to ram your foot in all the way before you can get the heel on. What that does is forces my socks to pull down against my toes requiring me to remove the sneaker and try again. I suggest keeping your regular shoes and investing in a shoe horn with a long handle. This gimmick is a waste of money.

Very disappointed