Skechers hands-free Slip-ins

[Simba's Mom]

Has anyone here tried the Skechers hands-free slip ins? If so, do they work? Any particular ones you'd recommend? Not recommend? Thinking they might be a good alternative too walking around barefoot because I'm too lazy to put on shoes.

 

[PrincessShmoo]

Has anyone here tried the Skechers hands-free slip ins? If so, do they work? Any particular ones you'd recommend? Not recommend? Thinking they might be a good alternative too walking around barefoot because I'm too lazy to put on shoes.

I have two pairs of Skechers slip-ins (Royal Stride), black & white. They're nice, and washable. It can be a bit tight getting in the top, if you don't have it loosely laced/tied. They're OK, I don't love or hate them.

 

[Southernmiss]

I bought a pair of sandals.

Love the slip in feature!

Skechers arch fit are my go to shoe. I would love all the styles to be arch fit.

 

[Disneydawg74]

I have really high arches and can’t seem to step in to the Skecher hands free step in shoes without giving them a little help by bending down and using my hand. I’m no doubt an outlier on this, as my DH is easily able to step in to his.

 

[lanejudy]

My husband loves the men's slip-ins

 

[TCRAIG]

I have 2 pair of the wedge sandals - they’re comfy and very easy to to get into - but oddly kind of hard to get off…

 

[Moliphino]

I have a pair of clogs/slippers that I wear all the time in winter to take the dogs out. I love them.

 

[antmaril]

I have these. They are very comfortable and I love how easy they are to put on.

Skechers Slip-ins: BOBS Skip Cute - B Cute Sweet​

 

[Micca]

Got some slip-ins and they work just like they are supposed to. For me they aren't great for walking long distances, but they are great for getting through TSA.

 

[enzy65]

My husband loves these, but I don’t. I wear the Skechers summit and I can easily slip into those. We wear these in the parks and our feet don’t hurt at the end of the day.

 

[focusondisney]

My husband has the slip ins & regular sketchers & loves them all. I have several pairs of regular skechers that I slip right into with no problems. I would say it’s had to recommend a style. I have almost no arch & am prone to plantar fasciitis. The arch support types are horrible for me. I find I have to try the different styles on to see what’s most comfortable.

 

[Chirple]

I have a pair similar to the picture of the men's shoe above but in red in women's. I would love for my husband to try a pair that he can use when he attends spin class so I'm not stuck waiting long while he laces his sneakers back up.

 

[Kathryn Merteuil]

I have a pair of regular Skechers tennis shoes and I really like them. I want some of these too.

 

[_19disnA]

Don't care for any type of 'slip in' shoe. They seem to compromise the design, making them too loose so you easily slip in/out of them. Prefer shoes with laces where you can get them to fit well and they don't feel like you are going to walk out of them when moving about.

 

[wenrob]

I have a pair, I hate them.

 

[DisneyTarheel]

I really like my Kizik hands-free sneakers.

 

[PrincessShmoo]

Don't care for any type of 'slip in' shoe. They seem to compromise the design, making them too loose so you easily slip in/out of them. Prefer shoes with laces where you can get them to fit well and they don't feel like you are going to walk out of them when moving about.

The ones I've got are not all that "loose", in fact they're a bit tight putting on.

 

[OKW8297]

My husband and I each have them and love them

 

[jo-jo]

Don't care for any type of 'slip in' shoe. They seem to compromise the design, making them too loose so you easily slip in/out of them. Prefer shoes with laces where you can get them to fit well and they don't feel like you are going to walk out of them when moving about.

That’s what I wonder about. If they are easy to slip in, won’t it be easy for foot to slip out.

My DH almost drags/shuffle foot. I’d be concerned foot twisting right out.

Am I crazy?

 

[Moliphino]

That’s what I wonder about. If they are easy to slip in, won’t it be easy for foot to slip out.

My DH almost drags/shuffle foot. I’d be concerned foot twisting right out.

Am I crazy?

I was skeptical, but they really aren't loose on the heel at all once they're on.