Customer Reviews SKECHERS Arch Fit 2.0 Easy Chic Hands Free Slip-Ins

Walking

This is a beautiful shoe, and fits well except for the arch support which encroaches on my heel. Wearing it shopping left a sore spot.

I dont like the hard slip in thing and the tounge no matter what I do brushes the top of my foot

These are not true slip-ins. Have never been disappointed with Skechers til now. These are lace ups. Yes the description says that but who actually reads that. Very unhappy.

I have this same shoe in Navy and LOVE them. But the fit of the black ones feels entirely different. The blacks are so tight I can hardly get my foot in them. Very uncomfortable. I will probably return them. I have wanted these in black for some time. So I'm very disappointed that they are so tight.

I was shocked to open the box and see actual laces. The whole point of slip ins is that you don't have to bend down to put them on. HOW ARE THESE SLIP INS if I have to bend down to tie them. False advertising! You can't see the laces in the photos. Had to return them for that reason.

The shoes are very cute and stylish. Very easy to skid into, but, my foot slides out just as easy. The next size down is to tight and to small. Returned!

Poor quality

While this shoe is comfortable, I have not tread left after 3 months of wear. While this shoe may be good for casual or work wear, it wears too quickly for daily walking.

These shoes are greatif you don't have far to walk. I've worn these shoes daily with no problems until one day in an amusement park. The blisters that developed under my big toes on both feet were insane!!! It's making me reassess if I will ever purchase another pair of these ever again.

None of the reviews mentioned that the heel has an awkward bump that feels really uncomfortable where your Achilles meets your heel bone as you walk. I wanted to love these shoes so much, but that bump rubbed weird, and I knew it would lead to a blister, or just severe annoyance. Loved the arch fit, and the cushion under the heel, but that weird bump was a deal breaker.

I ordered the wide as previous orders were too narrow. Width was good. But the slip ins do not work for me. The kept sliding on my heels and I walked right out of them. Had to return. The arch was not in the right spot for me and therefore it hurt my feet. The shoes had great cushioning though .

Major disappointment. Slip in technology is good. Arch fit lacks the needed construction for fitness walking as compared to Brooks Ghost or Hoka Bondi.

I love Skechers but not these shoes. I am in healthcare so I stand a lot, and my feet were killing me while wearing these. My feet still hurt hours later.

This shoe is super stiff and hard and hurts a lot when trying to break in. also the arch support is way too far up for my arch so it end up hurting even more. i don't recommend this at all, there's no cushion and while i don't like super cushiony shoes, there got to be some cushion for shoes in my opinion.

I am elder person. It's advertised as slip on. It is not. I cannot reach down to tie these shoes. They are going back. Don't advertise slip on if there are laces that need addressing.

The arch support is totally off. Just doesn't fit right. I so wanted this to work out but unfortunately needs to be returned.

I normally purchase the Arch Fit 2.0 - Big League. I am hopeful that this shoe becomes available again soon. These new easy chic slip-ons are horrible and hurt my feet in the heel area.

I love Skechers. I have mobility issues and wide flat feet so I need my laces tied for me and to wear inserts usually. I have been wearing another arch fit pair which were great, bought a size up so weren't quite so narrow. Arch fit was great, didn't need to use my insert and could wear nice trainers again. So when I saw these, wide, archfit and slip on. Great I thought! Saw they have laces, that's ok, I will either leave loose or use elastic laces. The back takes some getting used to. And in time I probably will, so although it makes my socks feel like they are sliding off, I hope it will go. The width - it was lovely to have a pair wide enough. I am a 5. I went with 5.5 as one of my feet went just over the line when I measured and I wear 6 normally to get more width anyway. So I knew they wouldn't be "much" too big. However. I don't know what they do differently in these than they do in my "big appeal" pair, but the arch fit does not support at all. The insole seems quite flat really and at first I put it down to being a different style shoe and they need wearing in. So I wore them on a shopping trip. big mistake. While the soles are comfy, there is little support if you actually do need it. Which I read is the point of these "having worked with people in the industry blah blah" It was like I had gone back to wearing no inserts and having been left with a foot I could barely move, I had to go back to the old non Skecher shoes with the actual inserts for a few days. Its got that they are wrinkling up when I am walking like they are many sizes bigger even though I have only worn them twice (and on dry days - my original pair in a 6 still look immaculate) and I am just having to keep them for quick coffee trips. Anything more than that they are not supportive enough. If you need them for actual arch problems, don't go for this pair. I really wish I hadn't as they were expensive.

Bought it a year ago and the toe bumper on my shoe is starting to peel off it's separating from the upper part of the shoes. This is not what I would expect from an over 100 shoes. All my 5+ years Skechers are srill spot on, but this one is a disgrace.