Is the Dr. Scholl's Time On Sr actually slip-resistant?

Yes. It has a rubber outsole designed for slip resistance on wet and oily surfaces, which is why it is sold as a work shoe for kitchens and healthcare floors.

Does it have a safety toe?

No. It is a soft-toe work sneaker, so it does not meet impact-protection standards for heavy industrial sites.

Is it really waterproof?

The upper is waterproof and keeps spills and splashes out. The trade-off is less breathability, so feet can run warm during long shifts.

How does it compare with a work clog?

It is lighter and more athletic than a clog, with laces for a snugger fit. A clog is easier to slip on and off and often has a roomier toe box.

What sizes does it come in?

It is a women's shoe offered in US sizes from 6 to 11, including half sizes, in black.

Nurses, restaurant staff and warehouse workers who stand all day and want a sneaker rather than a boot. It is not the right pick for jobs that require a protective toe.