SKECHERS

Max Cushioning Elite Advantageous Hands Free Slip-Ins

Men's

I am fully disabled. Putting on socks and shoes are nearly impossible. The Slip-ins have made putting on shoes possible for me again.

I've been on a shoe kick lately not having critically thought much about them for at least 7 years. I've missed a lot. Now there are all these slip in styles that I've been bombarded with ads for and thought I'd like to try one. Eventually I found out Skechers makes one and I was already regularly wearing one of their slip ons. The slip in tech seems to work exactly as advertised and I like it. This particular model is the max cushion and I've been experimenting with other superfoams. While this shoe isn't quite as new tech marshmellow feeling as shoes that cost 20 to 100 or more $, it's closer than I might have thought. I was going to wear my old pair out a bit more before switching to these but I like them so much I couldn't wait and am wearing them regularly now. I'm trying to decide whether I should put a second pair in storage ready for use when these give up. My last pair lasted for years, though this one has different features. I have little desire to say anything other than true to size but they seem perhaps a tiny bit long in the toe so if you're somehow in between sizes I guess I'd say go down.

I was hoping to slip in and out of these on long plane flights, but you really can't do that without standing up first. Also they kind of fold in the middle when walking, squishing out at center.

These shoes are a god send for my neuropathy. I would recommend them to anyone going through Chemo and the sad effects of which is neuropathy of the feet. these shoes gave me back a sense of freedom as my feet were less sore (well cushioned) and less tired. But... the heals keep tearing. It's not like I'm running a marathon everyday, as there are times I can barely walk, so why do they keep tearing. that's the one draw back.