👟 Men's Fashion Sneakers: Skechers Consistent Performance Shoes for Running and Walking in Charcoal Review

As the name suggests I bought 2 pairs of these. The first pair fit very well and were very comfortable to wear both at home and while running. I ordered a second pair to have one pair for everyday use and another to use more for trail running. 2 different levels of wear. The first thing I noticed about the second pair when they arrived was the missing 2 holes at the top for extra tightness. I read a lot of reviews of these shoes and most people just gave them a shit. The second thing I noticed…

I bought a pair in black from JCPenney and I really liked them but they had a limited color range so I went to Revain for a brown pair. Surprisingly, Revain was more expensive in price. They are very comfortable for long walks and bike rides. As I got older I developed plantar fasciitis and mild neuropathy and these are the best standard shoes I have found for such conditions. The toe box is wide enough not to compress piglets like some shoes do. I. I think they look good. They're very light…

I wear these shoes to walk my dog twice a day and then for light physical therapy. One of the shoes had the sole half worn out in two months! Our walk usually consists of jogging 3-4 blocks (if that's the case) and then walking a maximum of a mile. So in 60 days that's a maximum of 120 miles, which is probably a lot closer to 80. In two months they'll be almost ready for garbage collection. In addition, the foam of one of the shoes wears out on the heel. In general, they feel good, but the…

Sketchers has outperformed the hiking shoe market, at least in my opinion. I'm sick of the sneakers I use from a better known shoe company that just want you to do it. I used their shoes as casual shoes and my feet kept getting worse, but I lived with it. Then I got fed up and started looking for REAL hiking shoes. I kept coming back to the GOrun Consistent-Athletic Workout Running Walking Shoe Sneaker Sketchers so I decided to give it a try. For the price it was worth the risk and it paid off…