Dr Scholls FREESTEP Sneaker Single Men's Shoes for Fashion Sneakers Review

My husband wore them a little at home. He has quite a few shoes that he changes, so he wore more than just these. However, they already look rough, so they wear out quickly. He found them quite comfortable, with good support, but found them to be much narrower than regular shoes. If you have wide feet, you will definitely want to ditch them. Strings aren't his favorite either. They are thick which makes them difficult to tie properly. (They come open easily.) For a pair of boots to put on for a

I wear tennis shoes, aka sneakers, about 364 days out of 365. I love the comfort in both the heel and arch. And I don't like new tennis shoes - no matter how comfortable they are after a few weeks, the first few days they are tight in the heel and never feel wide enough. These Doctor Scholls are an exception - I honestly forgot they were new the first day I put them on. I would look at my feet and say to myself – oh yes! New shoes! They are comfortable when you first try them on and for many…

Great shoe but too small. I ordered a size 13 which is the largest size they offer and it was not a 13. Compared to other size 13 shoes my husband wears they are about an inch shorter. I had to send them back. I wish they had 14

I love how lightweight these shoes are, they are super breathable and lightweight, the shoes are mostly polyester but it has a very weird texture on the sole, almost fuzzy like torn cardboard. It's a comfortable shoe, but I'd keep it for errands rather than training like most shoes in this style because the bottom doesn't hold up as well as most athletic shoes.

There are no men's sizes on this show. These are very narrow shoes. While it was comfortable and stylish, I'm disappointed that Dr. Scholl, known for his insoles and foot care products, didn't take this into account.

If you hear the name Dr. Scholl's, you automatically think of the insoles. When I saw these shoes I decided to try them. They have a really nice look, very similar to more expensive branded sneakers, which is nice. When I put them on they didn't look like running shoes. It's more like business casual dress shoes. They were initially comfortable to wear, but after a few weeks they were no better than regular sneakers and seemed to wear out quickly.

I've been wearing these shoes for over a month now and use them for work. I work 4 10 and have mandatory overtime every two weeks. I'm on my feet all day, so at least 40-50 hours a week on my feet. I also suffer from plantar fasciitis and have a high arch. Despite all of that, these are the most comfortable shoes I've ever worn in my entire working life as an adult (27 years old, working full time since I was 18).

These are very comfortable sneakers for the house. Not for running or sports but great for relaxing. Would buy again. The sole may wear out quickly, causing discomfort and potential safety hazards!

Maybe it's because my husband has a wide foot, but he says it's not comfortable at all. He ordered a size larger than he normally wears and they are not only too tight but also too short. The insole doesn't have much cushioning either. He was very surprised by this because he knew other Dr. Scholl, and he liked her. Another issue is that there isn't much padding between the toe box and the laces, which puts more pressure on the top of his foot. The shoes are canvas which you think will keep…

Very stylish and comfortable shoes for everyday wear in the city. Pleasant colors and quality are offered in this caliber on a par with higher shoes. Make no mistake with Dr. Scholl, they wrote a book about comfort!

=== My Opinion === When it comes to shoe shopping, I'll admit that Dr. Scholl never crossed my mind until I stumbled across this pair on Revain. When I need maximum comfort and cushioning, I usually go for the Nike VaporMax. However, I know Dr. Scholl I buy for every pair of shoes I wear, even the very comfortable VaporMax. When I saw these Freestep shoes I immediately fell in love with their clean, minimalist yet stylish mesh design. When I put them on I was very, very pleasantly surprised at…

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They offered great support and comfort. At the same time, the rivets covering the individual eyelets for the laces are separated almost immediately.

I bought these for my friend who has plantar fasciitis. The shoes fit the expected width. However, this is the worst purchase you can make. Zero arch support. I expected a lot more cushioning, the shoes are very stiff. Very disappointed. This was my first purchase from Dr. Scholls and I have to say I doubt I would buy again.

I bought these shoes/sneakers because Dr. Scholl belonged. Compared to many other brands, this one is only fair and will not be bought again. At first the soles were greyish but online they looked white which is what I wanted. Second, the fit isn't bad, but not particularly comfortable considering the brand. Just a little disappointed.

I bought these shoes for my husband. He works on his feet most of the day and has trouble finding shoes that don't keep his feet from hurting at the end of the day. He warned that these shoes would work for about a week. They were comfortable and he feels the insole is helping his feet hurt less. The size was very true to what he expected. He is happy with these shoes and is definitely considering getting another pair of Dr. to put on Scholl shoes.

They offer great support and comfort. At the same time, the rivets covering the individual eyelets for the laces are separated almost immediately.