Mens Slip in Free up Hands Shoes Wide Toe Box Arch Support Orthopedic Walking Sneakers Cushioned Thick Zero Drop Sole Metatarsal Pads

These are basically hands-free. Easy to put on and take off...but they stay on firmly otherwise. Amazingly good fit and excellent cushion and support. I am surprised at the high quality with a fairly low cost. Will definitely buy again!

These are the shoes you've been looking for! Ive now owned 4 different pairs of JACKSHIBO shoes and put TONS of miles on them so consider myself an expert. I LOVE how easy they are to slip-on. PROS: *Inexpensive *Exceptionally comfortable *Great walking shoes (my dogs can confirm!) *Durable (last about 6 months of heavy use) *Easy to clean - toss in the wash *Effortless to slip-on *Good looking! CONS: *Dont really have one SUMMARY: I walk my dogs daily and generally wear my Jackshibo's. Been wearing them for several years and keep coming back to buy more. Not sure how I could provide any greater recommendation. I put my money where my shoes are and have no regrets. And neither will you. PS: I'd have included a picture, but the shoes look exactly as shown so there is no need. Now buy them!

Fit great and easy too put on, an feel great, price is good and they are of good quailty, taking them off is easy but the inner sole tends to come out of the shoe some, so a little annoying when removing feet.

Super comfortables, honestly the best affordable shoes I’ve ever bought. Plenty of toe space, holds on to my ankle well, easy to slip on and off, lightweight. Perfect for someone on their feet on concrete floors for 12+ hours a day who already has back problems

Love the general feel and the look. Light and mostly comfortable. These are so close to being perfect but a big nuanced issue really keeps that from happening. I bought men's size 12 and found that the fit around the ankle was about as perfect as could be but my toes were a little snug against the end. So I moved up half a size to a 12.5 and found the spacing for my toes to be perfect but the spacing around my ankles had increased enough that my heels would start popping out as I walk. I tried these two sizes with different available styles to see if it was just an inconsistency in material and build, but the issue persisted. I get that ankle sizes vary, but I find it difficult to believe that many people will not have this issue. In fact when reading reviews I did see this as an issue among other reviewers and hoped that my average, if not above average, ankle size would not have an issue. The material feel and insole fit is really nice and wide toe box is great. But having to choose between my toes being squished or my heel popping out makes these a very difficult shoe to want to purchase again. And I really do want to like these if they would just tighten up the ankle a little more. I understand that these are meant to be nearly hands free slip-ons and perhaps that is the cost, but at the same time the Skechers version of these while not wide toe box and slightly more expensive, their ankle size and consistency is more dialed in.

I bought these for my son who is on his feet 8 hours a day for work and struggles with plantars faciatis. He has tried many, many shoes and some even made his foot pain worse. I bought these for him to try and he loves them! So easy to put on and they still look stylish. He said they are very comfortable and has helped his foot pain. They also seem to run true to size. I also thought it was a really good price compared to other sneakers. I would definitely recommend trying these shoes.

I have had these shoes for almost a year now. These started out as my "Run out to the mail box really fast shoes:. But after a few trips I realized these are really soft and comfortable. They transferred to my working in the shop on weekend shoes. I get a few hours of moving around on the concrete. Then one day we took a trip to Vegas and I needed "Shoes I can rip off fast in the TSA security line". Once in Vegas I realized I left my walking shoes at home. I cruised around the Vegas strip for 2 days (really long days covering around 10 miles a day per my wife's watch). Now entering the second winter on these squishy go to the mailbox shoes they are still in ok enough shape I'm still wearing them. If I get 1 more year out of them I'll be very impressed for the usage I've gotten from these slip on shoes. These don't give a HUGE amount of support but enough firm ness in the sole combined with the soft ness I like. They have lasted much longer than I thought they would have. And the look thoroughly beaten oh boy they are UGLY! But are still comfortable. I will buy another pair when these finally give out.

I put on a lot of miles on foot and biking. I have wide feet so the wide size accommodates, and the thickness eases impact and friction, which keeps my feet feeling good and prevents the buildup of hard corns and calluses which can feel like you have pain inducing pebbles in your shoe.