Purchased after abdominal surgery to avoid bending over to tie shoelaces. I continued to use them after the restoration when I found their excellent grip in the snow and mud on my weekday walks between home and work. At one point there's a short, often icy, 45-degree slope where my other shoes can't grip, so I get on all fours or take a stick with me. The approach to this slope is 50 feet of flat, narrow shale that is often slippery from snow, ice, or flowing water. These Skechers have traction

LIKE, for this money. Toes don't get squashed, decent support, very easy closure for those with orthopedic issues or the elderly like me. GOOD traction on slightly grassy hills in the yard. Some stamps are almost smooth on the underside. I'm not afraid of slipping on my long slope and in some places it's a pretty good angle too. This is my second pair and I have to say good grip in light snow less than an inch! Good point! Seniors who break easily should NEVER ride light snow without good…

These shoes are very comfortable, I can stand and walk in them for hours. The longest I've worn them was 10 hours and my feet didn't feel like jelly. My feet are wide and they are a little tight on the sides, but I just loosened the bottom velcro a little and that helped a lot. The leather is also a plus because my previous pair of shoes were mostly fabric and I got them dirty quickly moving concrete bags and other dusty things. they are already broken. My colleagues are just as amazed as I am…

Quite switched to Skechers because I like the fit, style, choice and reasonable price. I am an older person and as my hands are less useful some simple things like tying my shoelaces become more difficult for me. This is the first time I've tried velcro and they seem to work. As with many older people, my feet are swollen and I wish the top buckles were an inch longer. (Original Rating) I originally posted this as 4 stars. After two months I demote it to one. The most persistent problem…

As a judge I use these shoes as a base shoe when I need good grip on grass and mud, both wet and dry. I decided to buy it for three reasons. The first reason is the desire of the soul. I've been wearing them for a few games now and I'll admit the grip is great. The second reason is that I can polish the leather, which is a must. Last but not least the price. I paid almost 100€ for my last pair. I'll learn more about how they hold up at the end of the season. Now for the cons: I've always worn a