Emeril LagasseWomen's Cooper Pro Eva Food Service Shoe

I had one pair of these that lasted almost three years and I just brought this new pair. They do great for slip resistance and they are comfortable but if you have wide feet they are a bit tight at first. I would recommend these. I also love that they are slip on so you don’t have to touch your work shoes with your hands like shoes with laces which I enjoy. Easy to clean as well.

I got these for my job which requires nonslip shoes and after one shift my feet hurt so bad and I had a huge blister on my foot. I wore them a few more times because I hadn’t gotten new shoes yet, and my foot has started hurting so bad that I have to limp (even with the shoes off) because it so painful to walk on that foot. Also they were both too big lengthwise while one was super tight on the top of my foot and it was really uncomfortable.

I accidently ordered size 11 women instead of size 11 men and had to return them. The reason I ordered them is they were on sale and I wanted another pair to replace the pair I have when they ware out. I originally bought these because I wanted a wide, slip on water proof shoe to use when working outside on my horse ranch. You don't ware your footwear in the house after cleaning horse stalls or other ranch type work and I wanted a shoe I could slip on and off easily. I have to say these are without a doubt the most comfortable shoe I have ever had due to they fit my wide feet perfectly. I have worn these shoes wile doing everything from cleaning stalls to cleaning the roof and gutters and they work very well as long as your working on a fairly flat surface. They don't have the ankle support needed to use on uneven or steep slanted surfaces.

I recently bought the pink pair because well… I love pink and wanted to be different. I wish I would have read the reviews first that these ran small because now I am paying the price. I have tendinitis and my hands and feet tend to swell when it flares up. These shoes have made my feet so much worse because they are sooo tight. My right foot is so swollen and hurts so bad that I cannot wear shoes right now on my days off. But that’s also typical when breaking in brand new shoes. I work 14 hour days on the weekends and every weekend so that also doesn’t help. Friday will make my 2nd week wearing them so hopefully they are better. If not then I will be trying to exchange for a larger size. I did find myself almost sliding on a wet floor but like I said.. some things take time. Other than that.. no complaints here.

It might just be my foot but one is comfortable and the other shoe is so tight and irritating. It’s also SUPER hot. After only a few hours of pacing around the kitchen in these, my feet get so sweaty (not matter what socks I wear). They are non-slip and rays to clean which is nice. But I’d say these are good in a pinch but not overall the most comfortable shoe on the market.

The first few days with this shoe will wreak havoc on the back of your heel. If you put a bandaid under your socks, you can avoid this. These shoes are great though. They do run a tiny bit small, so if you’re between sizes, go with the bigger one (I’m usually a 7.5 and an 8 fit perfectly). They’re so comfortable and supportive. I was working 10 hour days and averaging 24,000 steps a day. My old shoes were killing me, but these actually kept my legs from hurting through my shift. I’d recommend these in a heartbeat. The nonslip works really well too

The Emeril Lagasse Women's Cooper Pro Eva Slip-Resistant Work Shoe is unfortunately a disappointment. While marketed for food service professionals, its design leaves much to be desired. The shoe's shape feels oddly contoured and lacks adequate support, leading to discomfort during prolonged wear.One of the main issues is the lack of sufficient padding at the bottom of the shoe. This absence of cushioning makes each step feel jarring and uncomfortable, especially on hard surfaces typically found in restaurant environments. Additionally, the shoe feels strangely hollow, giving the impression of poor construction and durability.Despite being slip-resistant, which is a crucial feature in a work shoe for food service, the discomfort caused by the ill-fitting design outweighs any benefits. Even with Emeril Lagasse's reputable name attached to the product, it fails to deliver on the promise of comfort and support.In conclusion, I cannot recommend the Emeril Lagasse Women's Cooper Pro Eva Slip-Resistant Work Shoe. Its oddly shaped design, lack of padding, and hollow construction result in a shoe that ultimately causes more discomfort than it alleviates. For those in the food service industry seeking reliable work shoes, it's best to explore other options that prioritize comfort and support.

These shoes are very comfortable. They are light and feel good on the feet. They are oil and slip resistant shoes. I work in the restaurant business and these are the best shoes I have ever bought. I am on my 4th pair. Each pair has lasted me at least around a year.

He usado varios modelos, de ésta y otras marcas, pero éstos son los mejores 🤩, de excelente calidad y súper cómodos pero firmes a la vez, no me quedan doliendo los pies después de la jornada de trabajo y como bono, muy fáciles de mantener limpios 😀

Muy buen zapatos de cocina, cómodos, seguros, pero se ensucian muy rápido.

Good shoes, feels like Im wearing slippers. They are a bit wide for my little feet but fit well just the same.

Terribles, son "cómodos" pero molestan, no se amoldan al pie, vinieron rotos, descocidos de la zona del elástico del empeine, los use dos veces y ya se rompieron

Buen producto a buen precio. Tenía un poco de miedo de que fueran demasiado grandes pero me quedaron perfecto. Hago chocolate y estoy de pie todo el día, serán de gran ayuda para el trabajo. Aunque son diseñados para mujer no tienen nada distinto con los zapatos para hombre. Estoy satisfecho con la Compra. Llegaron en buen estado y la Entrega fue muy rápida