- Do the Skechers Slip-Ins really go on without hands?
- Yes. The heel has a stiff, angled collar that lets you step in and press down. Most owners say it works, though a few still push the heel with a finger.
- How does this compare with the regular Glide-Step?
- The main difference is the Slip-Ins heel and the slip-on construction. The Glide-Step platform, foam insole and mesh upper are shared, so pick Slip-Ins if bending to tie laces is a problem.
- Are they good for walking long distances?
- They work for errands and standing shifts, but the soft cushioning and platform suit casual walking better than long hikes or fast paced exercise.
- What width are they?
- They come in normal width only. Shoppers who need wide or narrow fittings should look at other Skechers walking models.
- Can I wear them without socks?
- The cotton lining is soft enough for short barefoot wear, but it absorbs sweat. Thin no-show socks keep the lining fresher.
- How much do they weigh?
- About 10 oz per shoe in a common size, mid-weight for a cushioned walking shoe.
- Where is the Skechers Slip-Ins Glide-Step Sole Walking Shoes cheapest?
- At Zappos, for $59.97, 33% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Skechers Slip-Ins Glide-Step Sole Walking Shoes?
- 4 stores we checked sell it, including Zappos, Academy Sports, Famous Footwear, DSW.