Skechers Mens Flex Advantage Sr

Perfect work shoes I wear these every day very comfortable

First of all, I am very picky when it comes to work shoes, but these shoes are amazing. I spent over 10 hours on my feet, and since I have these I haven't felt any discomfort at all. They are super light, very well made, comfortable and yet sturdy. I work in the cruise industry, and a non slip shoe is a must have, and these are really non slip shoes! They can literally stop you in your tracks. I honestly recommend these for anyone who is in a need of a good work shoe. Your feet will be thankful.

I work in Loss Prevention for a retailer and my uniform requires an "all black" work shoe. Since my retailer rarely gets shoes of this type in stock I had to sniff around elsewhere. An added difficulty is that I have plantar fasciitis so I needed my Powerstep Pinnacle orthotic to fit inside the shoe which requires that I buy a WIDE shoe. Initially I tried various shoe retailers before giving up because many don't carry WIDE sizes. In the same outlet mall I found a Skecher's where I found this shoe for the very first time. it was available in WIDE, was comfortable and had the all black look I needed. The only con was that in a WIDE style, it does have a bit of a "grandpa" orthotic shoe look to it IMHO. The memory foam surely helps but I can't feel that impact since I use an inserted orthotic in my shoes. I bought two pairs of these and used them on my Loss Prevention job 5 days a week for 7-8 hours per day alternating the two pair to give each a chance to air out. They lasted about 8 months to 8.5 months and then I could tell the cushioning was gonzo. You could even see the sole was deteriorating but the rest of the shoe looked perfectly fine. To clarify, the cushioning was seriously gonzo to the point where my feet hurt from standing on concrete floors with thin carpet covering them. As a result, I found these for sale on Amazon and ordered them immediately to replace my worn out ones. I also bought a pair of Skechers "Men's Work Relaxed Fit: Telfin - Sanphet SR" shoes which I will also review here on Amazon where I bought them. For the record, my job involves standing in one place for long periods of time or walking the floor seeking out shoplifters. On occasion these shoes hit the pavement outside but that is less common in the current era of retail. I have run in them and they aren't great for that unless you're 18 years old. They feel a bit stiff and are not cushioned enough to do any running for anything more than quick and short runs. But then they aren't running shoes so what do we expect? All in all, they're a pretty good work shoe and go well with a security type uniform. If you pay well below the list price by the Skecher's manufacturer I think you're getting good value.

Good shoes for working in places that would slip. Also very comfortable. Like that they have wide option for wider feet.

So these were about a half size bug for me and I had to do an exchage. I’ve been wearing them a week now and I really like the. Lightweight, very comfortable and fairly breathable. Im on my feet 11 hours a day in these as an automotive technician and these meet my needs very well. Especially the anti slip soles. They really do help. Im uncertain how long the will hold up, but if tgey last 6 months, I will buy another pair. I will try to follow up on my review to report on their longevity. Ok so heres an update almost 5 months later. These shoes are still going strong! I tore a superficial part on a fabric layer on one shoe but it affects nothing in the performance. Other than that the exterior is in fantastic shape. The tread wear is still really good. The is some minor wear on the inside of each shoe but Its really not an issue. These are holding up way better than I expected. I will definitely buy another pair when I wear these out.

Husbands favorite shoes. Comfortable work shoe. Love this brand.

Husband works at a mechanic shop and needs to wear a black shoe that won't slip on oil or any other fluid that may end up on the floor. He says these are the most comfortable work shoe he has tried and works great with his wide foot and gives him the support he needs so his heels don't hurt at the end of the day. Says they were a little slick the first days he wore them but that it got better as the week went on. we are a few months in and he says they are still comfortable and look good which is something because we have bought $120+ work shoes and they don't last long or feel as comfortable. Will buy again.

Great shoes, they make a suction sound the first couple days on certain floor types like linoleum, and occasionally I still hear it but I mostly use these shoes when I go out on walks or as an Uber driver. They're very comfortable to the point that I don't even put my regular insoles in there. The memory foam is nice and I've even worn these at a trade show where you spend hours on your feet and noticed that my feet hurt less than in my last pair of shoes (also Skechers). Would definitely recommend. They're pretty slip-resistant, I've walked on like wet floors in restaurants but not really in kitchen floors like I used to when I worked in there. So I think these would work but I can't specifically attest to that. They're a good price though so if that's your goal I'd say give them a shot because the bottoms of the shoes are pretty durable and non-slip. EDIT: After using these shoes for a while, the memory foam started to get little specs and imperfections in it. They felt almost like getting pricked. So, I removed that and put in a regular insole. The memory foam is totally affixed to the shoe so it's not easy to remove and replace. Don't get these shoes if you intend to put in your own insole because I guess not having the memory foam in there makes the bottoms stick and squeak even louder even on carpet. I came back from lunch with the other insoles in and I was squeaking like nobody's business. I came on Amazon immediately to go buy different shoes. Unless you work in an environment where shoe squeakiness is not an obstacle do not buy these shoes.