We are the people of Skechers. That's all we ever buy. My husband is sometimes on his feet up to 14 hours a day. He has a flat arch and has had extensive surgery on his left ankle, so he's only comfortable if the shoes fit him. The memory foam is thick and the arch support is excellent. He takes great pride in his shoes and said they are the best he has ever owned.

In general, I wore them for a year. Overall I like the look and they are quite durable. As usual, a typical wide shoe in all the right places except the toe. This will damage the structure of your legs and cause bursitis.

They're supposed to be EXTRA WIDE, but the sole is half an inch narrower than the sole of the WIDE ASICS pair I have. The Vamp is simply roomier and allows for wider legs but poor stability.

As I've gotten older, my feet have gotten wider, only in the heel and not in the toes. This limits the options available in my size. I didn't try the Sketchers Go-Run because I train hard, but because I run and play golf. Sneakers suit me better than hiking shoes OR golf shoes. I have two pairs of these which are suitable for almost anything except weddings and funerals, neither of which require long standing. Possibly the most comfortable shoes I've ever had. .

Sketchers outperformed the market when it comes to walking shoes, 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…