- How do the Hands Free Slip-ins work?
- A molded heel section lets your foot slide in and settle without you bending down. You step in and the heel holds the foot in place; no tying is needed because the laces are fixed.
- Are these good for people with back or knee problems?
- That is one of their main selling points. You can put them on standing up, which avoids bending and reaching. They are casual walking shoes, though, not orthopedic footwear.
- Can I adjust the laces?
- No. The laces are fixed for a slip-on look, so the fit across the instep is set by the shoe itself. If you need a snug, adjustable fit, a traditionally laced sneaker suits better.
- Are they really vegan?
- Skechers states the shoe is made with 100% vegan materials, so no animal-derived leather or glues are used in its construction.
- What are they best for?
- Errands, travel, casual wear and all-day walking on pavement. The flexible outsole and mesh upper are not built for hiking, running or wet weather.
- How does the Summits High Range compare with other Skechers Slip-ins?
- It uses the same step-in heel and memory foam as other Slip-ins models, with a mesh upper and fixed laces in a sporty high-range profile. Pick it if you want a lighter, breathable casual shoe rather than a leather or work-style Slip-in.
- Where is the Skechers Men's Slip-Ins Summits High Range Shoes cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $56.00, 20% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Skechers Men's Slip-Ins Summits High Range Shoes?
- Rated 5 out of 5 from 1 ratings.
- Where can I buy the Skechers Men's Slip-Ins Summits High Range Shoes?
- 14 stores we checked sell it, including Houser Shoes, Amazon, Macy's, Zappos.com, shoeshowmega.com.