Foot Doctor Shops At Skechers Outlet - Anything Worth Buying?
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Real foot doctor shops at the Sketchers shoes outlet looking for any shoe models that are worth your money. Sketchers advertises "Podiatrist Certified" and podiatrist designed shoes but are they built well enough for athletic use or are they only a casual shoe?
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As a foot doctor I look at tennis shoes and tennis shoe technology a bit differently as I focus more on what foot types benefit from these shoes as well as the tennis shoe's functional attributes on the tennis court
Some of the main areas we cover in this Sketchers outlet shopping spree are :
- The weight, durability, fit and playability of Sketchers
- What are the features of the insole, midsole, and outsole
- Sketchers shoe technology explained
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You knocked on elastic laces, yet many runners love elastic laces. One shoe you didn't feature was Skechers Afterburn. I heard good things about that shoe.
Skechers may cause back pain.
If you you noticed pain developing over time. I saw a physicians comment he had two patients a day coming to his practice. 2:58
Thank 👍🏾
Skechers are the most comfortable shoe I ever worn. I can slip my foot in and out. Don't have to tie my shoes. Can walk to Vegas strip all day long with no pain at all. That's a game changer in my book. Thanks skecher.
Me too they are my workout shoes and I easily do 15k at least two times a week with no pain whatsoever. I love them.
@@vuksgitau Please can you help me which skechers would be good for walking? I was looking to skechers UNO,I need some ankle support.
@@clementinakozma you can check Skechers ziggy - tallin. I ve been wearing it for more then 7 months and its still so confortable.
Price 110$
@@saidalemdar7751 Thank you so much.
@@clementinakozma ur welcome.
Thanks for the video! One of the reasons I find myself always going with Skechers is they are one of the very few companies that make readily available wide sizes. It seems like most shoe manufacturers think everyone has narrow feet. I will say skechers 15 years ago held up much better than skechers now, but unfortunately that is the business model of many companies, forced obsolescence. Thanks again. I really appreciate a podiatrist's view on footwear
Thanks for the feedback- NB is my go to for wide sizes - I usually wear the 840s or More Trails to work when I’m in scrubs
I think the complete opposite is true. My foot is narrow and every store I go in the majority of the shoes are wide or extra wide. I can't find anything narrow and there aren't much D normal sized either.
I definitely agree can't wear Nike way too narrow I love sketchers in xwide
@Foot Doctor Zach I can't do the NB's.. I'm still triggered from having a pair years ago and being made fun of for having a "Dad shoe".. now I'm middle aged with a "dad bod" and still.. I stay away from the NB's even if they are incredibly comfortable.
@@njrivetelite lol awww. NB are the "it" shoe now. You definitely wouldn't be made fun of for wearing them now haha
Bought my first pair of Sketcher to wear at work. Incredibly comfortable, make my Nike Air Force 1 feel like wooden clogs. So comfortable
What model?
You reviewed few shoes only and was pretty quick like a rush review for a judgement on a brand. I had a pair which i wore roughly lasted me 6 years plus and the insole is still not bad .Extremely comfortable. Never had any pain. 50+
The foamies are actually really comfy. I paid $25 for one black pair and $30 for one blush colored pair. They’re surprisingly comfortable
I think what makes skechers so popular is their versatile range.
You can grab something to stroll on the beach now and again sure. But they also do some great walking shoes, with proper support for inside and out.
It highly depends on what your issues are, if any, and use case is.
THANK YOUUU! You jumped right in and pointed out what we needed to know 😊
I've worn a lot of shoes over my life time. I played a lot of basketball in the 90s and 2000s, and I worn ice-skates and skiing boots as well, among other types of sports shoes. I'm in my 50s now. I will admit, these Sketchers wear out pretty quickly from just waking on pavement/asphalt. I do walk a lot. But they are super comfortable for staying up your feel long periods of time, as you mentioned, like slippers. Yes, most of them have laces for decorative purposes because they are made from an elastic material that allows you to slip in and out easily, but they do grip your feet properly without actually cutting circulation. To be fair, out of the 4-5 pairs I currently have, only 2 of them wont leave my feet if I run at full speed. And those are the ones that have laces, but... I do wear the others too, coz I almost never run at full speed at my current age. But my bones hurt like I am a teenager with growing pains. And it is from standing on my feet walking all day. These are better than crocks. And your feet will not stink from them.
BTW, they wear out on the inside way faster than on the outside. Mine, and I did have generations of these shoes, disintegrate on the interior, long before the outside is damaged in any way. At my current requirements, I feel like a pair of these would simply be unwearable within a year. The inside bottom of the shoe disintegrates over time like a rubber eraser would. It simply turns to like lint droppings would be the safest description. Plus they loose their softness. The sole of the shoe becomes hard over time. And then brittle. And then cracks form. But the outside is the last one to give up.
It's mainly due to the non-existent arch support. Your weight is not distributed properly. That's why you have certain side wear out faster than the other sides.
I guess that's fair. But with reliability, I think nowadays you can fix it to your local sneaker repairers. Although it might cost as much as a brand new Skechers lol
I appreciate this video but at the same time podiatrist recommended shoes have hurt my feet more than Skechers. Also they make an actual wide
Sketchers are some of the most comfortable shoes that I have ever owned. I must admit I have a hard a hard time finding shoes that are comfortable.
The skechers performance line is actually pretty amazing for running, mainly due to the hyper burst midsole. It’s really light and responsive while a little soft. You should try a shoe like the skechers razor excess or ride 9. They’re amazing.
Thank you brother, was gonna buy some ArchFits but got a pair of Ride 9s instead.
Yes. And you won't find the performance lines shoes in the Skechers stores, at least not a few years back. Only at the shishi froufrou Running Stores.
Ive been dealing with a heel spur om my left foot. I have had $400 custom inserts made that i use in my work boots. But my arch support skechers are the most comfortable shoes i have. I even ordered the arch support insert for my other skechers than dont have it and it works great
I am 2 years out from a Trimalleolar ankle fracture that still swells. I cannot wear any of my existing footwear and tried on hundreds of different sneakers and shoes. I'm in Italy, and my son brought me a pair of Skechers Daylights Be-lux from the UK. They have changed my life. They are flexible around the ankle, allow my foot to roll naturally due to the flexible sole, they've a memory insole. Plus, they are super lightweight...perfect for my bad back making it easy to lift my feet. The Daylights were last year's model and are no longer in production. I've had to order them from all over Europe and I'm now the proud owner of 7 pairs in various colors. These shoes have literally given me my life back. Not every foot/ankle injury requires a stiff sole. Skechers is probably not making these shoes anymore because of the bad rap podiatrist's have given these flexible shoes. 😞
I'm afraid this guy calls himself a doctor more like he is a witch doctor
I'm particular when I buy sketchers.
There are only a few I like and think are comfortable in long term.
The Go Run Ultra Trail Altitude-Element for me, is probably the best shoe I have worn from Sketchers. Note: with frequent use walking 5-10miles.. After 6mo the wear on them makes them about done. But they're often on Sale for $50-65 which isn't bad for what I'd call a "consumable" comfort shoe.
They're very comfortable out of the box and I've worn them for work 10-14hrs on my feet. The Goga Mat that they put in some of their shoes are absolutely amazing. I've owned 6 pairs of them so far. About every 6 mo.. I toss em and get a new pair.
For a bit more serious activity I bought another comfort shoe, but they costs 2- 3X what the sketchers I enjoy go for. Hoka Anacapa Mid, they arrive in about a week. Lastly, when you can get a good sale, Merrell Moab 2 Tactical mid trail boots are comfortable and very durable.
I've got some Arch-Fits on right now at work, I can definitely feel that I'm breaking them in my feet are popping from the support- just got them literally yesterday because the memory foam density on my 5 year old pair is pretty much gone.
I love the max cushion shoes from Skechers. I put a lot of pressure on the ball of my foot and it wears down shoes so fast, I would have to buy shoes every year. With max cushion, I’ve had the shoes for 3 years and it hasn’t worn down yet.
I recommend Sketch air extreme V2. I’m goon size 6’3” 290lbs in a size 12. Great traction, durability and all day comfort. When I find great footwear I usually buy several pairs and make them last…
As a seasoned boot and trainer (sneakers) wearer, I've always found many Skechers footwear to be sub-standard, as mentioned in this video many of the Skechers footwear doesn't have a rubber outsole, to which the footwear won't last long. As a standard for myself, I will always buy footwear with a Vibram outsole, usually, Merrell branded, the outsole is very hard-wearing that has lasted on average 1.5 years per pair. I have mild cerebral palsy with Talipes Eqinovarus (club foot) on my right foot and my left leg is between 25mm to 30mm longer than my right leg, so getting the correct footwear is paramount for me. Around 6 months ago or so I was looking for really comfortable trainers (sneakers), after having sciatica nerve pain on the bottom of my heel, I purchased 3 pairs of Nike Pegasus 37, whilst being extremely comfortable at first, I found my arch area started to hurt, turns out the soft foam was causing my arch to stretch which made matters worse. So decided to stick to using boots from Merrell with the Vibram sole and solid footbed to stabilise my foot and no stretching of my arch area, so far the pain in my foot is very slowly subsiding and the tingling with the sciatic nerve damage is not as bad these days. It's worth investing a few more dollars on something that will last longer but more importantly give you great comfort, something you cannot always put a price on.
Like my foot condition, can I know what model do you use ? Because I have tried many shoes but still pain for my left feet
@@wijayakusuma6960 since posting my comment things have changed. I now have a right foot heel insert and I have an arched insert for my left foot which has vastly helped me. I also go to a chiropractor monthly to help with the left foot problem. My own Doctor has stated it could be a prolapsed disc in my spine or maybe pelvic tilt that is pinching the sciatic nerve. Personally I would have loved to get an scan done to find out the main cause. For me personally I've been using the Merrell Moab 2 walking shoes, or any footwear that has a stable foot bed, my podiatrist stated it's better to have a firm stable foot bed than wearing trainers that are soft and squishy, I have to agree with him as my foot is better, I still have the sciatic tingling in my left heel 24/7, however, it is very mild these days.
@@mystscot9814 thank you for your info
@@wijayakusuma6960 you're welcome 😁
you can buy a goodyear rubber soul but these days with new designs and new use of materials actual rubber is disappearing because you don't get much give with a shoe with rubber ther are many materials that absorb and flex better than rubber.Rubber is good for car tyres.
Shoot the D’lux Walkers feel amazing, huge plus for extra wide sizes (hardly much of an extra wide selection in shoes anywhere) although they feel amazing, my ankles do roll occasionally even with superfeet insoles inside (they do help stabilize my foot but the shoe is the issue not the insoles, they thankfully help my gait and I tolerate it for the comfort)
Just found you....Was going to the Sketchers Outlet 5 mins from me.....Nice info on what arch support really is in this shoe......I hope you have this type of info on the big boys ASICS BROOKS etc etc...big thumbs up!!!
Terrible info wallah
Went to the Skechers store today.
First pair I bought are the Skechers Vigor 3.0 with Goodyear rubber, thick sole, great tread, leather/mesh upper and tie up laces. Really durable shoe. Fits more snug and seems more solid than my $90 Nike Air Max Excee.
The second pair is Skechers Vapor Foam. Thick foam sole with some rubber on the bottom, tie up laces, all mesh upper. Not as rigid as the Vigor 3.0 but still a nice shoe for putting on and going somewhere. I do like the aesthetics of the Vapor Foam. And it was more of a solid shoe than the majority of the other foam sole shoes.
Thanks for doing this video to show how non-rigid and cheap a lot of these foam/mesh shoes can be. There are some decent foam/mesh shoes, but you have to really vet which style you’re looking at for rigidity.
Skechers isn’t the only brand guilty of selling cheap mesh/foam shoes that don’t benefit the customer.
I bought the arch fits and was looking for an accurate review like this. Thanks, great job
Awesome! Glad you liked it
Hey I have flat feet. Is the arch fit good for that? I barely wear shoes. So
@@vandanavenkat8804 Arch Fits are amazing for flat feet. I'm never in any pain with them during the day.
@@HitBoxGhost Hey!! Your arch support Skechers also makes noise on the plain floor (specially when it was new) due to rubber antiskid effect on the sole?
Please let me know. Thanks
@@shilpisaini7467 It does not
... So, WHAT do you recommend if you are on your feet all day? Boating, walking, working, etc.?
Anywhere you don't need work boots like I have to wear. I have Die Hard boots and I love them. on my 4th pair I think with 1 or 2 pairs ready to go when these wear out.
Wear them 12-16 hours a day.
I only wear sketchers and never have a problem. Am I tuff or something?
i like Skechers and do daily "casual" walking for at least say 2-3 miles while i can ... the ones I get tend to be the afterburn or "downforce", and "vigors" ... my issue has been i wish they lasted longer, but i repair those sneakers at times and use them for "around the house" stuff so my better sneakers last longer.
Still I have not gone to my local Skechers store but the reviews for it are "big selection, but the prices are way too high" ... I usually get them when i see sales (again those models I mentioned and use-case i mentioned) for no more then say $40 or so
Yup that’s just an issue in general with the brand- durability just isn’t there like some other performance brands
I started looking for new shoes and I was looking at skechers since I used to wear their shoes when I was younger and even though my nike shoes I had did well I'm looking for more outdoor built shoes and thought skechers fit that specification I'm looking for unfortunately I'm split on them since I have flat feet and pretty much just barely got a arch on my feet, any recommendations
I love Skechers, they make comfortable shoes. I can walk long distance in them without feeling pain.
The hyperblast midsole from sketchers is pretty good. But most of their shoes don't have any support. Mostly they are floppy.
Yup for sure
@@FootDoctorZach its a shame that most of the skechers shoes the insole is glued! so i cant put direct my high arch support insole in it!
Unfortunately Sketchers has priced themselves out of the market for me. I go to Nike and buy shoes on their clearance rack for $60-90. I went to go buy their running shoes at the "outlet" priced at $105.
I bought Nike ZoomX Invincibles for $85 at the regular Nike store. Vastly different shoes and superior in every way.
Yeah I don’t get the pricing at all
Have you considered getting a better job ?
@@dulelassadi7361
No. I make six figures not trying to blow money. I've set up four college funds, sold and bought a house and paid for all my vehicles. That's the difference between you and I. Dollars and cents. You are thinking dollars I think in cents.
My feet are wide and flat. I tried every Skechers model available but none felt good for the arch. I used to wear a dlux walker and wanted to buy another one, but unfortunately the new one comes with elastic laces. The elastic laces thing takes room from the sides of the shoe interior as there are two rubber belts holding the shoe tongue. I really don't understand why they moved away from the normal laces but it was a deal breaker for me. Now, I don't know what to do or what shoe I should get becaue there aren't much options available in my country :/
Hmm interesting, I personally compare a lot of shoes to skechers because I am having a lot of trouble finding shoes that are more comfortable then skecher. I do not recall any problems with them but normally buy the after burn which is not mentioned in this video. right now I am working on my own video about skecher and my experience with them.
Glad I came across this video. I have got massive heel pain(plantar) but I participate in a sport that requires short sprints. I own and use Salomon Speed Cross 6 shoes but want to know if there are a better shoe out there that you would recommend. Subbed and looking forward to going through your vids.
I have arch fit skechers and they last 6 months to a year. They are the only shoes besides brooks ghost i can wear for working 8+ hours a day on my feet. They dont last as long as the brooks but for the same price I can get around thee arch fit for one brooks. Tldr amazing shoes highly recommend.
Let me add that I have a history of over-pronation and flat feet (warehouse flooring) -I just bought the Skechers max-cushioning slip ons for LOCAL use only-I have support shoes, and the Brooks Beast was the best-followed by the Saucony shoes, (2E Wide) these are very supportive for my condition. . I don't recommend skechers for all day walking or standing all day, because what WILL break down eventually with the memory foam. I feel they don't support your arches as say the bigger brand running shoe are. The price was pretty outrageous to me...but I bought it more for the slip-on convenience. If you have foot problems, see your podiatrist and get the proper shoe for your condition. These are great for small stuff-but as pointed out in the video, not for the hard running or all day workloads. You only have one pair of feet!
you don't have arches because you have flat feet? that's what you said
@@ericnoack1324 my arches collapsed due to concrete flooring over the years..resulting in flat feet, and I wore good, expensive support shoes. Concrete is the absolute worst for your feet and joints. These slipin shoes were worn on vacation over 4 days, mostly carpeted flooring, and their cushioning flattened out by day 2. I didn't bring another pair of shoes as I wasn't expecting this from such an expensive pair. They are only good for short small walks and not for constant wear daily... certainly no work places over an 8hr day. They are not supportive enough.
I always add a extra memory foam insert that helps add more comfort
i have a flat foot and some sketchers i tried on before have felt really good , had one pair i remember buying and was ok .. but still looking for something like before when went to buy it was gone ..
The go walk series are definitely my favs. Those elastic laces are really convenient. I really don't get what you meant there's no support cuz i used it for running and casual wear and its fine. Add that with the goga mat insole, foam midsole and goodyear rubber its definitely a worth buy.
I loved Skechers until recently the insoles have been wearing out and leaving divets on the ball of my foot in less than 6 months then my feet start hurting, I was attracted to them because I need wide width, they are so glued in seems impossible to take the insoles out, any suggestions?
You lost me at I prefer the original croc! seriously? that thing gave me blisters and find the foamies to be much better! I appreciate your thoughts pretty interesting and informative!
With sweating that kind of foam has given a lot of my patients dermatitis where the croc is less reactive but yeah the foam does feel good- thanks!
Doc! What's a good shoe for longstanding, hospital work? Came across your video because I got Skechers but seems not be satisfied
I wear Vans and Converse most of the time but my feet start to hurt after walking around in mall for 2 to 3 hours. Then i try searching for shoes that can solve that problem. Also asked around and most people told me to try Skechers because its comfortable. So i bought the UltraGo, number 4 shoes shown in this video. And yet you said its bad. I hate my life
As somebody that needs a good support walking shoe, would you recommend either the Brooks adrenaline GTS 22, or the asics kayano 28, or should I continue my search
Yeah i have arch fit shoes
It had arch support for 2 weeks before it was totally flat. I have to use external arch support now
Which best for sole leg pain also waterproof and 12 hrs standing working job?
My go to have been the sketchers afert burn with a arch support I get from the doc. nothing custom. I also have drop foot and use an orthotic called the turbomed. this afo is new for me. Before, i had a inside the shoe, which sucked. I like the sketechers because they were cheap, i burn through my right shoe fast, and they are readily available in extra wide. i want shoes the have arch support but im a little shy to buy something expensive because i wear out one shoe faster than the other because of my gait. any suggestions to try? I need strong eyelets as well because my afo straps through the eyelets.
You would have to get examined by a local doc to see why you’re wearing out one shoe more - boost midsoles are the strongest at the moment
Great Video Doctor. What brand and model sneakers would you recommend, or do you have a video, for men with flat feet and plantar fasciitis? Thank You?
Do you think you can do a video on shoes that you do recommend for people who don't have arches? Because my job requires me to be on my feet mostly all day.
I could not work without their boots. Not heavy duty but great for office work and walking on cement in office buildings. Saved my knees! I used to wear straight hiking shoes for the office due to the winter environment but their Boswell boots are great! Triple stitched too!!
Love Skechers boots
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@@FootDoctorZachhello doc . can you recomment best sketchers boots thanks
Ill be doing them for sure this summer time probably
Most skechers are bogo 1/2 on a second pair. The golf shoes in the elite and pro lines are so good. I'm surprised they never got into tennis.
I have been recommended hands free shoes due to arthritis in hips and feet such as Nike Fly Ease, Kizik's or Sketcher's Ultra Flex 3.0. I would like to know your opinion Dr Zach before I spend a lot of money on shoes......I also have mobility and stability issues due to hips and feet.
I am organising a trip to Japan and I am looking for a versatile pair of shoes that are comfortable and breathable. In general my feet sweat a lot and I am planning to do 10-15km walking there daily. The thing is that in Japan you take off your shoes everywhere so I want to avoid the embarrassment of sweaty or possibly smelly feet so I am looking for a solution. Where I live in Italy I alternate running shoes and avoid smelly feet but I am planning to bring only a pair and I am looking for a more casual look that will support walking a lot and be really breathable. Skechers looked like it had some decent models. Would you recommend anything in particular or any other brand I should look into? Also, Ive never worn merino socks. Do these make any difference? Thanks in advance!
Sketchers the best shoes. Hands down.
Great video - timely as I look for a good walking shoe for an upcoming trip to Italy. We’ll be there for a month. I also have an arch support insert. Thoughts on Ecco brand or any other brand / model you would recommend? TIA
are you going to review the new new balance lab v2? i love the current lav and just ordered a pair of the v2, i think this new version looks much improved.
Mine are in the mail, says should be here Monday
Has anyone found the arch support gets less after time on the Arch fit? I’m now getting knee, hip and foot pain again and it’s pretty severe.
You can just simply cut the elastic laces off, and put in regular laces, if you want. They're not made out of steel. But the elastic laces are for the convenience.
of course you can this guy just isn't thinking , his mouth is moving but his brain is in neutral.
Skechers razor line feels so good for running. But you won’t find them in the outlets...
Nope- well maybe once the 2022’s come out
I just started wearing Skechers. I have the afterburn, and they feel very comfortable. I kinda like wearing them as “going-out” shoes.
When I shadowed at a DPM office, he always said, Asics, Mizuno and Saucony (of higher end) are the best for running/athletics in terms of them using quality foams and construction. Nike/Aidas second, as they focus more on style. He DETESTED Sketchers XD Great video Doc :)
Yup I agree - thanks!
@@FootDoctorZach I bought the Skechers Afterburn with memory foam. I have a problem with gout but notice my little toe joints really hurting. Could it be these shoes instead?
Im using the Arch fit ones riding on my EUC, I also heard skaters like them.
Thank you so much for doing this video...my feet appreciate it!
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Sketchers work memory foam anti slip shoes in xwide are good on my little flat wide feet and also easy spirit Remy walking shoes are very good for standing all day
what are your recommendations for a narrow foot? Also, what arch support do you recommend?
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I had two pairs of Skechers!!
Started to stink after two months of wearing (never had stinky feet!!)
By the fourth month
Got rid of them!!
This shoe brand seems to be all about making big $$$$$$
via customers frequent repeated purchases within a short span of time!!
It is lightweight and comfortable
But that stinky consequence
Is such a compromise!!
Hi, Are the Skechers max cushioning premier good for flat foot?
What type of shoes would you recommend for full Arch support?
I have problem hammertoe which model you advise for this problem
Great video 👍🏽 what do you think about Ecco shoes? not sure if you have them in States, it’s widely available and common all around Europe.
We have them , haven’t seen them in a long while but next time I’m in a department store I’ll mess with them
I live in Denmark where Ecco shoes come from. I bought a pair and never looked back again. The most comfortable, great quality shoes ever
@@MariaMaria-gu8ei I don’t live in Denmark but would agree with you!
so if you go to twist a shoe and it doesn't behave like a 2x4 it has suboptimal arch support? is there any scientific evidence for this idea? I'm also unclear on what the phrase 'bottoming out' means, as it is used to describe both outsoles and insoles. It would be interesting to discuss on what grounds these skechers shoes are able to make the claim that they are 'podiatrist recommended' and to ask multiple podiatrists if they agree with the methodology and conclusions.
I have tailor bunion, what kind of shoes do you recommend?
thank u for Your opinion I was just about to get one again..
Is the Arch Fit good for Plantar Fasciitis ?
Thanks in advance 😊
Just depends on your foot type - I’ve had better luck with other shoes but some people swear by them
I recently started to get pain in my Achilles and have narrowed it down to Skechers I had recently started wearing. This video confirms it, can you recommend a good shoe for Achilles pain ?
Don’t be so sure it’s them- a lot of times is coincidence- make sure to talk to a doc that can examine you prior to making any purchase
Yep I've brought some Skechers in the past I wouldn't recommend them for running,walking or even long distance walking
if sketchers aren't good for exercising with running or walking what comfortable shoes would be the best bet for that for arch support & heel support for wide feet?
I find New Balance make the most comfortable and supportive shoes.
Got the nb 1540, $160 still spent another $40 or so on powerstep inserts
hey doc, i use some air max 270 for work because that’s what I got right now but I do finish off work with pain on both feet, i thought it was just me but now I think it may be the shoes, what shoes do you recommend for work, i usually just walk around and sometimes bend, are Skechers not good for work?
I like the NB 840 personally
@@FootDoctorZach thank you doc, I’ll check them out
I've literally never faced any smelling issues on my hyperburst sliders. They're good.
As of now, Skechers X-wide and Nike Air Monarchs are the only ones that somewhat fit my feet. As compared to other. However, I do still have to wait until they finish stretching out. Which, by about then - month 3 - the shoes are already tearing open from the sides. Skechers, though, do tend to last a little longer than Nike. I wish there some recommendations to help out with that. Lol
Funny you identify the "flex" of a shoe as a negative - I paid a premium to get Barefoot shoes where that's their main selling point. Also the "bottoming out" problem is actually a benefit to me. Interesting depending on how you use the shoe I suppose.
You are looking at the wrong ones mate I like the go-walker styles (slip ones) as they are light and I have worn them for years and years since my working days and I would not wear anything else now unless I have to wear a more formal shoe. Plus how many people would twist their foot in a shoe anyway??
Hospital worker. 12 hours on my feet. Do you have a recommendation?
I LOVE SKETCHERS THEY ARE SO LITTT 🔥
Best shoes ever. I love how they do not support anything. I will support myself thank you very much.
sketchers have shoes specifically for work, they are not very goodlooking but comfortable as heck if you're on your feet just for work alone 50-60hrs a week they are very comfy
Yup their industrial/ hiking stuff is really good
have you tested shoes from the columbia brand before i like to see if their any good
Some are good some eh- Columbia is hit or miss but boots usually good
Which sketchers do u recommend for long distance walking and general walking exercising
GoWalk series are the best for walking.
Hi I do a job where I am on my feet 10 hours a day and have wide feet and my feet get very hot what what would you recommend I buy please ?
My favorites are the NB 840's
@@FootDoctorZach hi thanks for the reply, can’t seem to find them in here in the uk any other suggestions please ? Thank you, also my feet been getting hot all the time any advice please
Thanks for the info, Can you check the Hoka Brand I've had heard there good shoes.
Can you please go back and test Skecthers Max Cushioing Delta? they seem like Archlift but gives even more. thanks
Are the new sketches go walk massage fit good?
Zach, what's your view on barefoot type trainers, vivos, Merrell etc. They sell on the point that flexible soles are better for the foot, is that not the case?
Barefoot running is a whole different ball game than an unsupportive shoe, when you’re barefoot/ minimalist you actually have ground contact which adds stability- when you’re in a shoe that just has no support your brain thinks its supported but it really isn’t and that’s where you twist because of the proprioception confusion in your brain vs sensory nerves
@@FootDoctorZach makes sense, thanks for explaining, keep up the great work
Thanks!
I'm shocked you said the arch support flip flops are ok! Aren't flip flops in general a huge no no?
I have no choice what to order :( I have plantar fasciitis, high arch and wide foot, I need something with arch support and also wide
I bought myself some Slip on skeathers $40.00 very comfortable the bad thing after shopping for 3 hours at Walmart my feet started to hurt I even had some arch support inserts. I have ASICS my feet don’t hurt and my New Balance are great. I won’t buy anymore sketchers . I be buying more of New Balance and ASICS I would try some Brooks I heard they great too
Awesome video what shoe company would you recommend for walking.
What shoes u recommend for walking all day
Sir suggest me which is best for comfort and long walk arch support shoes are hyper burst shoes ?
it depends on your foot type- my favorites are the New Balance 840
@@FootDoctorZach ok