Skechers Men's Flex Advantage SR Fourche Food Service Shoe
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Well, I work in a hospital in the food services department, and shoes are the most expensive part of the uniform and the first thing to break with all the water, oil, heat, and other elements. I like Sketchers because they are comfortable, and the slip resistant line of shoes really works. br>br>I recommend this model because it is well-made and simple to maintain. I've had them for almost three months and they still feel brand new. The only thing I'd change is the shoelaces, which are a little unattractive, but everything else is fine. I'll continue to use this model because it's the best so far.
Over a decade ago, when I was diagnosed with plantar fasciitis, my then-podiatrist recommended that I get a new pair of shoes. Brooks Addiction Walker shoes were recommended by my podiatrist, and I've been wearing them since then. But after slipping and falling on a wet dimpled metal plate planted where a sidewalk meets a street this fall, I've been on the lookout for a shoe with more traction. I've only had the Sketchers for a few days, but they appear to be superior in that regard (as well as being significantly less expensive). Despite the fact that these shoes are marketed as food service footwear, they are actually general-purpose footwear. Shoes with a specific purpose. Other considerations: br>br>
- The support-promoting stiffness of the shoe is approved by the podiatrist I recently saw.
- In men's pants, I understand what "Relaxed Fit" means, but what does it mean in shoes? I'm guessing it's referring to the slightly larger leather upper that allows for a more comfortable fit. This may be advantageous for people who must be on their feet for long periods of time, but in a walking shoe, which is what I will use it for, the slight looseness is a disadvantage. I think I solved the problem by putting in thin insoles. Below the insoles is shaped corrugated cardboard.
- I also have no idea what "memory foam footbed" means. It could be referring to the fact that the footbed has some give to it, which helps with cushioning, or to the foam insole's small holes on the bottom.
- I'm not a fan of paying to display a vendor's logo, but the tag at the bottom of the laces is simply slid on. The text on the top of the shoe tongue is permanent, but I'll cover it up with black shoe polish when I get around to it.
Sketchers are well-known for their high level of comfort. I have several pairs of shoes. I bought these for work because I figured they'd be comfortable as well. No way. I just got them a few days ago, tried them on, and they were exactly what I was looking for in terms of wide fit. It's quite large. I was afraid my feet would fall off if I wore them to work. The memory foam insole thinned out, and the shoe felt like it was made of plastic. It's important to note that I work in a bustling kitchen. They were once on my body. They're not something I'll be wearing again. Ouch.
My husband wears these to work every day and has had no problems with them thus far. Please keep in mind that they are slightly larger than normal when ordering. With the help of covid 19. Before bringing these shoes into the house, we sanitize them every night. The disinfectant did not harm the shoe's exterior in any way. In general, we're pleased!.
My feet smelled so bad in this shoe that I wore them four times and they smelled worse than ever wow, maybe it's just me because I wear a size 13 and maybe that size makes a perfect seal but these claim to breath and don't, sketchers stopped making the one shoe I liked from them so I tried theses and got burned worm em six times and am throwing them away,.
Best for kitchensbr>br>After a few months of use, it still looks great! br>br>I've tried a lot of shoes, and this is the one that helps my lower back and legs in the kitchen the most. I've been working in kitchens for over ten years, and these shoes will be the only ones I buy from now on.
I purchased these shoes for my father over a year ago and am now repurchasing them because he adored them. Working in a restaurant, these shoes have provided him with a great deal of comfort; the shoes still look good on the outside, but the sole has begun to peel away a little; otherwise, they have lasted a long time.
The sole-to-shoe seam has already begun to split. Overall, even with superfoot insoles, it's extremely uncomfortable.
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