We have a two year old and a 6 mo old child in New Hampshire and I can't tell you how amazing it is just being able to hold a car seat and a toddler in my arms and just pop into my shoes when going in or out of the house. I recommended these shoes to my mom who has Parkinsons and she loves them as well.
I started wearing Kziks earlier this week. They’re a game changer for me. I’ve found them easy to get on and off with socks or without. Best of all I’ve given up wearing slippers when I go out & feel steadier on my feet wearing the Kziks.
I just got 2 pairs. This is an Amazing shoe for someone with a medium bunion & a lot of foot & gait problems. My orthotics fitted perfectly. The shoe sole is super RIGID & great comfort for walking. Putting it one was a breeze too. I just went for a 1 hour walk and had no troubles whatsoever with my bunion! Just make sure you order the double EE size if you have wider feet!
I love these shoes. Very easy to slip on and they are very comfortable. I can't bend over, so these are awesome. Check the pics for the bottom of the shoe - some seem to have better grips. I don't know if that makes a difference, but I bought the ones with more of a pattern on them.
I had question on these shoes. I was wondering how the grip was? And durability as well. I’m a heavier set guy and I was wondering how there would stand up to as person with more force and weight? Let me know Fam. Great video! ❤️
They have a variety of styles and the grip pattern varies between them. The sole is of good quality and I'd say the grip is at least better than average. I'm not sure on how it holds up to weight. Maybe someone will chime in with some insight.
Joseph, I'm a big guy (6'2" 390lbs). I purchased my first pair of Kiziks 2 years ago and immediately fell in love with the comfort, style, and ease of use. They are easy to put on and remove, and when they're on they're very secure on your foot. All of my shoes are Kiziks now. I own about 6 pair.
Only 280 likes for 9.4k views you guys are hard to please it was a good, simple, honest and not unnecessarily long without a lame intro or an assaulting hit that like and subscribe bologna.
P Annamal, I get it, I too have neuropathies both feet and hands. Also diabetes, lymphodema, arthritis, etc. etc. I’m on a desperate search for a shoe I can actually stand to be on my feet. Anytime I hear of something being a possibility I try to jump on it! After hundreds of trial, with virltuallly no luck, I’m getting extremely discouraged and the crunch of the cost is now affecting my bank account. What would be GREAT to go along with the shoe if it works, and socks that pop on my feet, and omg, while I’m “reaching” into hopes and dreams, heck, how I wish I had pants that could do the same!!
@@pannamal5182 Wow! That’s so wonderful to hear. I think, when my hubby wakes up, I’m going to share with him your comments as well, and hopefully get my order in! Thanks so much for sharing your story too! I’m. Ot sure about you, but for me, if these work, it is truly life changing! So THANK YOU for the encouragement to give these a try! I’m excited to try!!
I wouldn't count on these shoes helping with flat feet or painful legs more than any other shoe out there. You should be fitted with an appropriate orthotic to help with flat feet.j
I see kizik makes many models and some have different heel profiles. Do you think this makes much of a difference with someone who has mobility limitations?
@@TrevorMinerPTDPT I read today that Nike bought Kizik so they could access their 50+ patents. I don't think Kizik would have all those patents if they came out later. Plus, Zebas are made in China, so that makes me suspicious that they are a copy and I would avoid them in any case due to that country's bad rep for quality and safety.
I am trying to find/buy Kizik shoes like in your video with no laces but velcro on the tongue to adjust for fit but I can't find them. I need hands-free shoes and I hate even the look of laces even if they claim you only tie them once. Even once would be a terrible struggle for me. Can you please tell me where I can buy ones like in your video?
@@TrevorMinerPTDPT I just discovered that Skechers has introduced a new line that they call "Slip-Ins" (distinguishable from their line of "Slip Ons") and though I was skeptical now they have a video very similar to the Kiziks video of people getting into them while standing up, walking and carrying items in both hands, so I guess it is a legit claim. Most important to me, at least two of the models introduced appear to have NO LACES real or fake! Yah! But I don't know how the quality of Skechers compares and I don't know whether they employ Kiziks' now abandoned original design of fit adjustment through velcro on the edges of the tongue. I notice that their other shoes tend to sell for around $50 more or less but the new "Slip Ins" have been introduced for around $100, comparable to Kizik prices but wear quality unknown. Many reviews of the traditional Skecher shoes on Amazon are critical on wear. A puzzlement.
Did you find them true to size? They have people in reviews who say whether they are long or short narrow or wide but there are always opposing comments.
I got a pair for my dad it was slightly to small. The exchange was pretty painless. Just make sure you keep the slip of paper with the order number on it.
Mine were true to size. All of my Kiziks have either laces or hidden velro tabs that allow me to adjust the snugness of the fit so they're comfortable whether I'm wearing a particular pair with or without socks.
It's more stiff than an average shoe, but not bad. If you wear this particular shoe with a true no-show sock, it may be uncomfortable when wearing for a longer time. It's good to have the cushion of a sock to protect your heel.
We have a two year old and a 6 mo old child in New Hampshire and I can't tell you how amazing it is just being able to hold a car seat and a toddler in my arms and just pop into my shoes when going in or out of the house. I recommended these shoes to my mom who has Parkinsons and she loves them as well.
Helpful Tips to put on, thank you! Will try for my Dad (97 yrs) w/balance issues and the obvious mobility challenges that come with the Elderly.
I started wearing Kziks earlier this week. They’re a game changer for me. I’ve found them easy to get on and off with socks or without. Best of all I’ve given up wearing slippers when I go out & feel steadier on my feet wearing the Kziks.
I just got 2 pairs. This is an Amazing shoe for someone with a medium bunion & a lot of foot & gait problems. My orthotics fitted perfectly. The shoe sole is super RIGID & great comfort for walking. Putting it one was a breeze too.
I just went for a 1 hour walk and had no troubles whatsoever with my bunion! Just make sure you order the double EE size if you have wider feet!
Anxiously waiting for my first pair.
I love these shoes. Very easy to slip on and they are very comfortable. I can't bend over, so these are awesome. Check the pics for the bottom of the shoe - some seem to have better grips. I don't know if that makes a difference, but I bought the ones with more of a pattern on them.
Got these recently for my birthday and I love them. I don't have mobility issues, just always in a hurry.
I'm 48. I don't have mobility issues either. I'm thinking abou getting these shoes because I'm a lazy person. I don't like tying my shoelaces.
I've got a black leather pair. The leather is high quality.
Actually waiting for my first pair
I had question on these shoes. I was wondering how the grip was? And durability as well. I’m a heavier set guy and I was wondering how there would stand up to as person with more force and weight? Let me know Fam. Great video! ❤️
They have a variety of styles and the grip pattern varies between them. The sole is of good quality and I'd say the grip is at least better than average. I'm not sure on how it holds up to weight. Maybe someone will chime in with some insight.
Joseph, I'm a big guy (6'2" 390lbs). I purchased my first pair of Kiziks 2 years ago and immediately fell in love with the comfort, style, and ease of use. They are easy to put on and remove, and when they're on they're very secure on your foot. All of my shoes are Kiziks now. I own about 6 pair.
I really appreciate your insights! thx
My pleasure!
I own 3 pair and Imlove them
Only 280 likes for 9.4k views you guys are hard to please it was a good, simple, honest and not unnecessarily long without a lame intro or an assaulting hit that like and subscribe bologna.
I think the usual ratio is 100:1 views for a like, thumbs up, heart etc. At 2.5x of that, he is doing well.
Great review! Thanks
I have neuropathy in hands and feet. I will try these per your review. Thanks
They should work great for you!
P Annamal, I get it, I too have neuropathies both feet and hands. Also diabetes, lymphodema, arthritis, etc. etc. I’m on a desperate search for a shoe I can actually stand to be on my feet. Anytime I hear of something being a possibility I try to jump on it! After hundreds of trial, with virltuallly no luck, I’m getting extremely discouraged and the crunch of the cost is now affecting my bank account. What would be GREAT to go along with the shoe if it works, and socks that pop on my feet, and omg, while I’m “reaching” into hopes and dreams, heck, how I wish I had pants that could do the same!!
@@yayacat4808 I did get a pair and I’m just breaking them in. They’re working as promised and now I have a pair that go well when I dress casual.
@@pannamal5182 Wow! That’s so wonderful to hear. I think, when my hubby wakes up, I’m going to share with him your comments as well, and hopefully get my order in! Thanks so much for sharing your story too! I’m. Ot sure about you, but for me, if these work, it is truly life changing! So THANK YOU for the encouragement to give these a try! I’m excited to try!!
@@yayacat4808 just wondering if you bought these shoes and if they worked for you???
Thank you for the great video! I am not seeing the link to get $20 off. Can you repost please?
I found the link. Sorry, please disregard
How much is the shoes
Dang I don't see that style anymore.
How comfortable are they to wear for several hours?
Very!
FYI. I tried to buy on the Kizik site, and it does not give a discount as your video says.
Yes, I know. Thank you.
i am not getting tha
t 20% discount using any of your links/
Didn't see $20 off at check out. Is there a code?
Unfortunately, the $20 off is no longer valid. Too many referrals through that link I guess.
Could these be worn by someone with an ankle brace for foot drop?
Yes, absolutely!
Does it help with flat feet and painful legs ?
I wouldn't count on these shoes helping with flat feet or painful legs more than any other shoe out there. You should be fitted with an appropriate orthotic to help with flat feet.j
I see kizik makes many models and some have different heel profiles. Do you think this makes much of a difference with someone who has mobility limitations?
It certainly could make a difference depending on the mobility deficit.
@@TrevorMinerPTDPT with the higher profile being better or worse? The ones you tried are on the lower end compared to some of the others they offer
Which model of kiziks are these? Can't seem to find that on the sight.
I don't believe they sell this style anymore.
I have tried these and they can’t compare to Zeba’s. I believe Kisik’s came into the market after Zeba’s.
I believe you're right. I can't comment on the quality of the Zebas. They're definitely more expensive though.
@@TrevorMinerPTDPT I read today that Nike bought Kizik so they could access their 50+ patents. I don't think Kizik would have all those patents if they came out later. Plus, Zebas are made in China, so that makes me suspicious that they are a copy and I would avoid them in any case due to that country's bad rep for quality and safety.
Exactly Zeba has the patent. The others are copyiers.
I am trying to find/buy Kizik shoes like in your video with no laces but velcro on the tongue to adjust for fit but I can't find them. I need hands-free shoes and I hate even the look of laces even if they claim you only tie them once. Even once would be a terrible struggle for me. Can you please tell me where I can buy ones like in your video?
What you see on their website is what they are currently selling.
@@TrevorMinerPTDPT I just discovered that Skechers has introduced a new line that they call "Slip-Ins" (distinguishable from their line of "Slip Ons") and though I was skeptical now they have a video very similar to the Kiziks video of people getting into them while standing up, walking and carrying items in both hands, so I guess it is a legit claim. Most important to me, at least two of the models introduced appear to have NO LACES real or fake! Yah! But I don't know how the quality of Skechers compares and I don't know whether they employ Kiziks' now abandoned original design of fit adjustment through velcro on the edges of the tongue. I notice that their other shoes tend to sell for around $50 more or less but the new "Slip Ins" have been introduced for around $100, comparable to Kizik prices but wear quality unknown. Many reviews of the traditional Skecher shoes on Amazon are critical on wear. A puzzlement.
What about other brands? Kizik does not make ultra-wide shoes, which is the only reason I won't get them. What about good hands-free workout shoes?
Not sure about other hands free brands. Kizik seems to be expanding their shoe sizes all the time though so may add wider shoes at some point.
@@TrevorMinerPTDPT Thank you for your reply.
Zebra. Look up the reviews
@@stephm5871 Did you mean Zeba?
not getting the $20 discount....i tried...?
No longer active.
where's the $50 model?
Good question.
Your link is broken.
You are correct that the link no longer provides $20 off.
Did you find them true to size? They have people in reviews who say whether they are long or short narrow or wide but there are always opposing comments.
This particular style was true to size for me.
I got a pair for my dad it was slightly to small. The exchange was pretty painless. Just make sure you keep the slip of paper with the order number on it.
@@stephm5871 Thanks. Reading the reviews, they have different styles that fit differently.
Mine were true to size. All of my Kiziks have either laces or hidden velro tabs that allow me to adjust the snugness of the fit so they're comfortable whether I'm wearing a particular pair with or without socks.
does the rubber part of the back of shoe hurt your foot?
It's more stiff than an average shoe, but not bad. If you wear this particular shoe with a true no-show sock, it may be uncomfortable when wearing for a longer time. It's good to have the cushion of a sock to protect your heel.
@@TrevorMinerPTDPT ok, thank you👍
What's shoe name.
Men's New York - Castle - 11.5 - standard width
Are these lightweight?
They're about average. Definitely not heavy. I'm sure weights are listed on their website.
No kids shoes?
that's a GREAT question!
how about a person with knee replacement surgery
Yeah, they could be great for that situation.
I'm 52 , 8 months post bilateral TKR. walking 4-5 miles daily. I have 4 of these shoes. They're very good shoes!
Damn these shoes are way too overpriced 😭