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Well, I canceled my initial order because it was late. Months later I did order these shoes They are quite affordable I use them five days a week at work doing over 20,000 steps a day and hardly any wear Notice the toes are fine and that’s after at least 30-40 minutes of on my knees dragging my feet as I work Inside still looks new (I wear socks) Size is true to size Overall wear excellent Con: for older folks with a hip replacement it’s slightly difficult to slip on I have severe flat feet and surprisingly they are comfortable even though they don’t have the best arc support I actually did not open the wrapped shoes for weeks because they didn’t come in a box but shrink wrapped; it was off putting

Very comfortable and great buy the price, highly appreciated!

These are comfortable stretchy-top house shoes. They are pretty much exactly what you would expect in a $20 shoe. The sole is harder plastic and can be a wee bit slippery in certain situations. Not great for wet surfaces. They are definitely not "hands-free" as they require your hands to pull back the stetchy heal to pull the shoe on. They seem well manufactured, even if from somewhat cheaper materials. Good deal for the price.

Inside line (on top of pad) came off within first month but very comfortable.

These things shocked me. I bought them purely out of curiosity — the kind of curiosity that leads to either great discoveries or great disappointments — and I ended up with one of the best cheap-shoe wins of my life. Let’s be honest: these aren’t true slip-ons. When your foot isn’t inside them, the upper collapses like a defeated sock puppet. You do have to sit down to put them on. But once they’re on? They hug your ankle like a soft athletic sock and feel surprisingly secure and breathable. The weight is feather-level. I’m talking: “Did they forget to attach the soles?” light. Now, the downside: the insole. Or should I say… the suggestion of an insole. The ghost of cushioning. After 9 hours on a grocery store floor, the bottoms of my feet were basically yelling, “Sir, we need reinforcements!” So I added cheap aftermarket insoles — and boom. These $19.99 mystery-brand shoes instantly transformed into some of the most comfortable work shoes I own. They’re perfect once you give them that tiny upgrade. If you want a pair of comfortable, breathable, lightweight everyday shoes that cost less than dinner at McDonald’s, these are a steal. Even if you’re a Skechers snob, you’ll be pleasantly surprised. Additional Details Amazon Requested: • Style: Looks very similar to Skechers slip-on athletic shoes — simple, clean, sporty design. • Flexibility: The sole and upper bend easily; very flexible overall. • Color: Solid black (the pair I bought). • Waterproof: Absolutely not. These will soak up water like a sponge if they get wet. For twenty bucks? Impossible to go wrong. Five stars. Fully earned.

Comfortable and size was true

There was nothing wrong with them but they weren’t what we wanted. We were hoping they were the kind where no bending over is involved.

While a good overall value, these slip-on sneakers are true-sized and do not run large, so if you routinely buy a half size large for proper fit, keep this in mind. Additionally, there's very little internal support at the rear of the shoe, so you can't simply slip your feet into the shoes while standing as with loafers.