I didn’t give them "5/5" stars for one fairly basic drawback - they get dusty VERY EASILY, at the slightest thing, even if you’re walking on asphalt!!!
I don’t know why, but ESPECIALLY the sole around the edges (I’m not talking about the bottom that you step on), turns "white" after a day of use! Every day before I wear them, I go over them twice with baby wipes so the sole becomes "deep black" again - and every time I get home (afternoon/evening) they are completely dusty...

Otherwise... very soft, fit perfectly, very good for standing and walking (many hours), they are perfect shoes... it’s just... it annoys me that they need to be dusted off EVERY DAY - I’m not even talking about going on a dirt road, you’ll come back with a "white" sole!

Well, I’m not reviewing this shoe, but I will say to everyone: try Go Soft and then we’ll talk about what soft really means, because usually if a shoe isn’t actually soft, by the third day I don’t wear it again, and with Go Soft we’re going into the second year, and at a price of €37.50, please, you get an excellent shoe, and I should say I got them for café work, at least 8,000 steps daily

I have not come across a better shoe for standing! I work many hours standing up, and it is just what I need.
I highly recommend it

The "poor man's" HOKAs.
So, I bought them for standing and they are very comfortable.
Very good for walking too. With very good shock absorption.
Also, for anyone interested, they have a wider instep compared to HOKA Clifton or Bondi and more room for the toes.
If they keep this price at 65-70 euros, I will definitely buy them again!

the product for 55e is vfm.
The sole is quite soft regardless of its size.
Comfortable for walking and standing.
For >70e there are better options/purchases.

I don't usually write reviews but for this particular product I have to say the best things. I compare it with much more expensive shoes, I wear it daily at work for running, I have no problems at all. As for the sole that people say comes off, it's logical after a year of daily use for it to come off. It's worth its money.

very comfortable shoe
wide instep
beautiful
First day I walked 20,000 steps and didn't feel a thing

Very nice shoes, a very decent (not perfect! But very decent) alternative to the Hoka Bondi 9 at half the price.

Very good for walking and light running, but the Hoka Bondi 9 are a bit better for a faster pace, as you can also see in the photos. Of course, given their double price, I wouldn't recommend them. As for durability, I don't have an opinion yet. Regarding the size, my foot is 28cm, I got 28.5 and I also wear orthopedic insoles, they fit me just fine

I come from Hoka Bondi... I have owned a total of 5 pairs of Hoka and I thought, since the Skechers are much cheaper, to give them a try. The shoe is very soft and comfortable. I use it at work and for 5-6 kilometers of walking - running. The only bad thing is that the sole underneath has already started to wear out and I've only had them for two months.

Fantastic shoe, just what you need for standing and everyday work. Very stable footing, it is very soft and at the same time stable!! So far it is value for money!!!

They are not suitable for standing. The heel of the sole is constructed at an angle and the sole at the heel has a groove (it is not flat). You have to step forward to get full support, I regret choosing them but the company is not to blame, for running I think they will be ideal.

These shoes at this price are really vfm. I compare them with the Asics Kayano I have and they are even softer. If they were Asics, they would definitely be the new Nimbus ones that cost 200.00 euros. At this price, it's like you're stealing from them! Amazing

They are fantastic shoes, incredibly soft step, you just need to tighten the laces well because it gives you a feeling that the foot slips inside. The only disadvantage is that they slip on wet roads.