Sport Men's Track Bucolo

They fit fine, i bought size 14 and i wear size 14 and they fit pretty good. But here's the thing, these are marketed as 'track' shoes aka running. I don't think i could run in these. The memory foam is great when you first put on the shoe but you're full weight is on like 1/4 inch worth of memory foam so it just compresses. And the sole under the memory foam is hard, it doesn't seem to me like these shoes will dampen much in the way of impact from running and jumping. I mean they're fine for walking shoes or office shoes or even if you stand all day they might be ok. But I can't recommend these for anything that generates impact on your heels like running or jumping. I can well imagine if i were to try and run in these i'd end up with bruised heels from the lack of good impact dampening.

These shoes are generally put through walking to, inside, and from an office building. I wore them to a couple outdoor events where some walking was involved, but otherwise they've had extremely light use.The foam was really comfortable the first week or so of owning it, but flattened out afterward. I can currently feel that it exists, but it doesn't offer much comfort now.There are now a couple holes worn into the fabric lining the interior sides of the shoe. They can be worn comfortably still, but I expect their condition will rapidly decline as those rips become larger.If I buy these again, I'll know to expect them to last a half a year at best.

Bought these for my ASD son who does not like heavy tennis shoes or shoes that feel too confining. These are very light and easy for him to get on and off. True to size also.They seem to be very durable and will hopefully hold up for most of the school year. I will update if anything changes. IF you have a child with special needs or an adult for that matter that cannot tie their shoes, check on Amazon for the Homar no-tie shoelaces. They work fantastic with this style shoe.

I have steadfastly remained a loyal wearer of Nike cross trainers for years, with any deviation leaving me quite unsatisfied. That all change as soon as I tried on my new Sketchers. These Bucolo sneakers are so much lighter and comfortable than any shoes I've worn, including several pairs of house shoes with memory foam insoles.The sizing can be slightly small, but mine were very true to my usual shoe size. I also have a wide foot, which normally prevents me from enjoying most shoes. But not with these shoes. They are well constructed, very lightweight, mold so well to my feet, and are just such a joy to wear. I can't say that every Skechers pair has been this good, but these are perfect shoes.

I am very picky about shoes. I have a wide foot and high arch so the normal off the shelf shoe never works. I typically buy Nike because they have an outlet store close by. Not again after the stupid marketing stunt. I took a gamble and ordered these expecting to at least return them but for the price it was worth the attempt. I am impressed that they fit me on the 1st run. I am happy with the fit and comfort so Kudos

2 months in of casual wear and the seams already split on the left sneaker.Not overly comfortable either, the padding in the soles never really formed to my feet.I've always been a fan of Skechers, but these are a big negative.

UPDATE****Buying a second pair but one full size smaller. These are comfortable to walk in. The size run big. So I went a size smaller and got wide rather than d....... This is a pretty good shoe and the wide width was just about right. but I have a size 13 in this shoe from just over a couple years back and this 13 is longer. The soles of the shoes are not the same rubber as they once were. these are much harder and less flexible .The foam insoles are great as always.I bought these to walk in but I can tell already they are not of the quality of my older ones. But in comparison to other shoes brands I checked with a lot of fabric material and less leather the price was not bad. Time will tell if they are as good as my older pair.

Ordered two pair of Skechers, these and the Go Runs - the soles on these felt better (a little more cushioning), but the width just behind the toe box was just a touch too narrow. I just had ankle surgery and needed a good pair of cushioned walking/running shoes for physical therapy. Kept the Go Runs and returned these. If a 15/15W ever comes available, will definitely order these in a heartbeat. The only other slight negative is that they have a completely white sole, the Go Runs have a half grey and half white sole, but the entire bottom of the sole is grey. Shows much less scuff marks than a solid while sole. Not a huge deal, but that was the other factor in the "should I keep them and see if they break in or not" decision.

Complete waste of money. When I first bought them, I found the ankle dug in a bit, which wasn't the end of the world, but wasn't a great start. But after owning these for a total of 9 days, the insoles are already ruined. I'm fairly active and bought these for my morning walks, but they've barely lasted more than a week, and I haven't even gone every single day. Spend the money on something that you'll actually get some good use out of.

I've owned 7 or 8 pairs of Sketchers trainers now. I originally got them after 20 years of heavy steel toe boots. My ankles were swollen and shot. Sketchers help because they're so light and they actually fit well. The memory foam is a gimmick, it doesn't bounce back for long and the soles wear out fast. These particular Sketchers I've had before and fit and comfort is similar to most of the others. The biggest issue I've had with this pair (I've owned them about a week) is the same I had previously with the same ones. The glue that holds the insole in place is very poor. I just assumed I was unlucky last time but possibly not. The insole just ends up folding itself double.They're good trainers but flawed. They aren't as well made as other Sketchers but all seem to suffer with a sole that wears out too fast. I'd give these ones a swerve in future band try a different pair.

Bought these to replace an 18 month old pair of skechers equaliser trainers. Hoped they would be similar but nowhere near as comfortable for walking in. The bottom of the outer tongue, below the laces, is a harder material than the area around it, this rubs on the top of the foot/toes while walking. OK for shorter distance and well made. The cushioned sole is very good.

I need wide fit - thats why I am buying Skechers - whose shoes recently are getting smaller. Not so long ago, you had to buy a half size smaller to get the right size. Now, it's getting close to getting the next half size bigger. In the meantime I needed a WIDE at least and an EXTRA wide preferably.So I noticed they had size 7 wide with this. Ordered it though price was a bit high.When they arrived I was immediately suspicious neither on box or shoe itself was any mention of wide.Sure enough they weren't. Clearly they hadn't checked.And as getting things picked up by Hermes at the moment is nigh on impossible, I have to take them around the post office with a damaged left leg and on crutches.

I suffer from plantar fasciitis and was recommended to try these, after wearing them for a couple of days the pain in my feet was slightly relieved, but I ended up with a blister on my ankle, I did wear them for 2full days instead of breaking them in so guess it’s my own fault.I will wear them again once the blister has healed up (maybe a few less hours) if the pain continues to be relieved then I’d say they’re gonna be a great buy