Customer Reviews SKECHERS Performance Go Walk Arch Fit 2.0 - Simplicity 2

I like the arch support so much I don't want to wear my other shoes anymore. I was sceptical about the arch fit and slipin, but Skechers knows what they're doing. These shoes are the best I've ever had.

These are the least cushioned Sketchers that I've had. I usually like Sketchers quite a bit but these are not very comfortable.

Everyday wear

My third pair in 2 years. Fit is great but the inside heal fabric keeps wearing through.

Love the slip-ins. I have purchased multiple pairs and they last 6-8 months. But less than one week and I never want to wear these again! They make my feet smell awful!

Overall, OK. But it gave me blisters on one of my feet. I think in the end it will be OK. But with extra wide, I didn't expect any friction with feet to create blisters.

I wear Sketchers Arch Fit for golf and love them. I usually wear Wide. These only came in Regular width or Extra Wide. Purchased the Extra wide, and while they seemed to fit ok, after a week I realize they are too wide. Already worn, so I cannot return. Ending up at goodwill

Need to reinforce material above toes as they always

In all 8 extra wide slip on's, please start putting arch supports

My feet don't slip in as advertised. I must use my hands to get them on.This is difficult for me and actually would prefer a traditional laced opening.

Walking 6-8 miles daily Unable to wear arch is too high

Love the feel. Hate the orange color

Cute shoes but too narrow fit.

They are very uncomfortable.

My left foot arch is flat so my foot fully fit into the slipins heel cup. The shoe just flops.

Been buying Sketchers exclusively for about 10 years. I'm 10 1/2 double wide, so it's tough to find shoes that fit. I also buy nothing but all black tennis shoes. I can wear them virtually anywhere. Unfortunately, for about the last 5 years, I find a Skechers model I really like. Next year, that model is no longer available in my size/width. So I have to resort to something else. I've had good luck until this year. Thes shoes put alot of pressure on the tops of my feet and I can wear them for about 6 hours before I have to take them off. I'm to the point where I will start to look elsewhere for shoes and boots because Skechers simply doesn't offer anything viable in my size.

These shoes are horrendous, within a few weeks the backs of the shoe disintegrate , the foam disappears and it leaves them uncomfortable, and they cause blisters, sketchers quality has become abysmal!

LOVED everything about my first purchase of this model four years ago. So repurchasing the same one was a no-brainer. The size and width were perfect. Slipping my feet into them was a breeze. My toes didn't feel cramped and I had no need to struggle getting them on nor having to push my feet in to get them to fit. However, the tongue ( circular piece spanning both sides on top) has now apparently been thickened, making it quite stiff and inflexible. The tongue in both of them now dig into where my ankle meets the top of my foot. Just walking around my livingroom was initially quite uncomfortable and ultimately painful after wearing them for just a few minutes. Very disappointed that I have to return them. As my grandfather loved to say, "If it's not brokendon't fix it!"

These shoes are comfortable to wear if you're sat outside. That's about it. You definitely can't go walk because if you do, they begin to feel incredibly uncomfortable. The slip on cushion comes off easily, it lasted leas than 6 weeks and they are not supportive at all. As previously stated, the only good thing is they're comfortable when sat still and ironically, not walking.

After moderate walking for exercise for 2-3 months, one of the inside heels began to wear away and this caused heel pain/blisters...

Laces- quit selling shoes with manual tie up laces those days are done shoes that have laces made in are proper that you don't tie every time

I have another pair of your slip in shoes and I have a similar problem with the right shoe. I'm hoping that it gets better as the shoe breaks in.