Men's Work Dighton Athletic Slip Resistant Food Service Shoe

The Skechers Dighton SR (77111) is a solid choice for work, especially in food service or jobs where you’re on your feet all day. The memory foam cushioning makes a big difference in comfort, and the relaxed fit gives your toes enough room without feeling bulky. The shoe feels sturdy with its leather upper, and the slip-resistant outsole provides good traction on wet or greasy floors. They’re also fairly lightweight for a work shoe, which helps reduce fatigue over long shifts. The design is simple and all-black, so it matches most work uniforms easily. The only downside is that they may take a short break-in period, but once they do, they’re very comfortable. Overall, a dependable and practical work shoe that balances comfort, durability, and safety well.

Great shoes. Previous bought cheap shoes from Walmart for my son. He didn’t like them. Purchased these and he loves them. Also very important it fit wide feet.

These shoes are very comfortable on my feet. However, they are designed for working on slippery floors and are not good for regular walking around outdoors. The fine slip proof soles pick up trash easily and bring dirt and other items into the house. This I do not like. Otherwise I love the feel and comfort they give.

This a most comfortable shoe with superior support in the heel are of your foot. These shoes are not leather but synthetic so Amazon should correct their listing. It is beneficial as they can get wet and not get damaged like non-siliconized leather. The grip seems pretty good because they emphasize non-slip ability. The toes are not reinforced, so look for a heavier duty work shoe that has a reinforced toe box.

Bought these for my nephew he says they keep his feet warm when he is in the freezer at work. Quite comfortable and stylish. Great buy the price was very affordable especially for the service they provide him all day at work. Great fit as well.

Terrible shoes. It hurts to be d at the ankle. The tounge is so rigid it causes pain on the front of the ankle. Its weird. Imagine a high top like front but low top on the rear. I've re-laced and also tried without using the last eyelet but that made them floppy. Unfortunately I threw the box away along with my old shoes. These will end up at goodwill sooner than later.

I have owned the shoe for many years in the past. The shoes overall are okay but long-term walking or standing you will need to put extra inserts into the sole of the shoe for it to be comfortable. The other issue I have is the shoe quality seems to be different the shoe seems to be more stiff and hard and not as flexible and soft as they were in the past. The length and width of the shoe was fine and one final thing that's annoying is the synthetic shoelaces that a lot of Manufacturers seem to use nowadays, my shoelaces constantly keep coming untied. This issue is not new it happened on my other pair of shoes also and is the material they make the shoelaces out of this synthetic plastic or whatever it is, it does not stay tight but constantly comes loose as you walk and wear the shoe.

Bought them for work. I have warn them for 3 years on carpet/tile/polished concrete and they have held up well. Slip resistance is okay, probably not the best.