Mens Running Shoes Slip-on Walking Sneakers Lightweight Breathable Casual Soft Sole Trainers

I bought these for a music festival I went to last summer. They now have become my go-to rave shoes. They've been beaten and bruised, but they're still relatively comfy (I'd recommend a small/thin shoe insert) and are still completely held together, So good durability. They are easy to just slip on and go. I am a size 12 in Nike and these fit just right.

Size was correct. Fit perfectly and very comfortable.

Good walking sneak. Not good for running

These are slip on in the sense that tightening or knotting the laces is not necessary -- the laces are there for show -- but you do have to pull up the backside. At least, I do. But once on, they hold on fine for walking and general use. But that brings me to.... I usually buy size 11 in big name brands, which would also be showing 45 EU size on box and 10.5 UK size. After looking at the size charts, and stated foot lengths, I bought these in 12. As you can see in the picture of my blue shoes next to a pair of size 11 ASICS, they are the same length. The slip-on blue shoes seem slightly wider across the toes, but I like it like that. I recommend going a full size up from your usual, at least with the larger men's sizes. YMMV. The blue is VERY bright. They'll see you coming in these. Two technicians at my dentist's office immediately looked up the women's version for themselves. As I told them, I find the shoes extremely comfortable when I have to be on my feet all day. They are also comfortable when driving. I would not recommend these shoes for extended running, especially if you are outside on pavement. I don't think it would be firm enough for the heel strikes. While the materials seem strong enough for my walking 5 miles a day, and, so far, they are holding up without signs of wear. However, they might wear out fast with the harder, rougher, use of a runner. The caveat is that I am saying this as an ex-runner whose knees got to the point that today I only run if something is chasing me. A final note is that unlike some of my other fabric shoes, they are not prone to picking up stains from my jeans or car carpet dye. After regular use for a few months they look as clean as when I bought them.

I'm a Linehaul Truck Driver. I am 5' 11" & 250lb. I have a neutral gait with a medium to high Arch. And I love my Adidas Ultraboost 3.0s. They are so comfortable, light, cushioned, easy to slip on and stay on without heel slippage. Normally cost approximately $180. I need new ones, but thought I would give some cheaper branded similar styles a try. These were the first ones I have tried, and I can honestly say that they feel great! I have had them for a week now and the fit is excellent. Cushioning is good and getting them on and off is a breeze, even easier than my Ultraboosts. I had really not expected them to be this good! If you have low arches, flat feet, or over pronate then I would recommend using the appropriate supportive insoles as these shoes are very flexible, and ideal for those with medium to high arches, and gaits: neutral to Supinate (UnderPronate). I will definitely purchase again.

Truly my favorite pair of shoes. I do not have to tie the laces and can easily slip them on. They do require a pull/stabilization of the back tongue of the shoe, but being able to put them on without having to bend over saves me from vertigo due to low BP and the no laces is great with my tremors. I wear a size 8.5 in US Women's but have a high arch and wide feet, so generally prefer men's shoes. Due to the reviews regarding buying a size up, I purchased a size 8 and it has been perfect. These shoes fit me feet wonderfully and I generally feel like I have support, cushioning, and flexibility. The only gripe I have with these shoes is their durability. This is my second pair (yes I loved them that much) and I purchased them back in the spring. However, the sole beneath the ball of my foot has worn down so much that I will probably have to toss them. I can now feel absolutely every pebble under my feet and it is worn down enough that water leaks in through the sole. And the tread no longer exists to any extent. Overall, they fit and feel fantastic! But ... Honestly you may be better off spending your money elsewhere if you plan to wear them daily like me (I do not even walk a large amount). A shoe that doesn't even last a year probably is not worth the money. When they work they work! It is just that the timeframe for such working is entirely too small.

Not happy with Snickers,sold as slip on, tried for 1/8 of a mile hurt my feet. Not slip on and you have to lace up.

So soft and flexible. Almost like going barefoot. Feels like boat shoes. They eliminated my tender spots and calluses.