SkechersMen's Cankton Steel Toe Construction Shoe – Electrical Hazard Rated, Memory Foam, Black/Charcoal, 13

Fit great, super comfortable.

Very good steeltoe shoes. They weigh more than you would expect, but after wearing them for a week, you get used to it. Low cut and more comfortable than a boot, so if your work requires steel toe, definitely a good option. Good cushion inside. I wore these almost daily for two years before having to replace. As a truck driver, kicking tires daily, the toes held up very well. Soo good that when my first pair wore out, I didn't even think about switching to anything else.

I've been wearing this style of shoe for years. They're comfortable but the memory foam does wear out within a year (I walk a lot at work). I usually buy 2 pair at a time and alternate from week to week.

Very comfortable. Great fit. Light weight. Looks Great. Great quality. Very happy

Just ordered my 4th pair of this same shoe. I usually get about a year an a half per pair. Usually at that point the shoe exterior is still pretty good (and pretty dirty) and the memory foam insert is about shot. Unfortunately a few weeks ago I stopped ankle deep in a mud hole on a work trip and by the time I got home the toes had curled up a bit. I tried working them out but decided to just replace them. At 50 bucks a pair and at least a year to a year and a half is a dang good deal. They are comfortable enough to wear all day and drive home in while providing work protection needed.In short they are solid and with every penny.

Steel toe (composite I believe), in sneaker style. Very comfortable. Only complaint is I tear up the heel section because I am too lazy to untie before removing. So, I replace every 4-6 months. Per fitness app, I walk 12mi daily, peak at 17, lazy occasionally at 6 miles each work day. Average is 12. 60 miles/ week, 240 miles per month.Old pairs are rotated out for activities that best to just throw away afterwards. Activities like spraying stucco / paint, staining deck, etc.These shoes also work well with inserts from "Good Feet Store", levels 1-3, with foam pad. Just thought you'd want to know.

This was my first pair of sketchers of any kind.I want to like these as they were very comfortable right out of the box. However after my 4th day (12 hour shifts) of wearing them I had developed huge blisters both on the top of my big toe and on the base of the same big toe. This was only on my right foot. Also I noticed after the 3rd day that the stitching on top of the toe on both shoes was starting to separate.As far as the comfort they are very lightweight and comfortable but I’m not sure how/why I developed the blisters. I’ve never had shoes give me blisters before. Laces were snug and the fit was good, something just wasn’t feeling right on my right foot. My left foot was 100% comfortable throughout the 5 days I ended up wearing them.After 4 days off work on what would be my 6th and 7th day of wearing them to work I switched back to my old boots to give my right foot more time to heal. On that day I noticed the coworker that relieves me at shift change was wearing this same shoe. I wished him luck and warned him of my blisters and separated stitching. I’m curious to see how he feels after a week of wearing them. I probably would not recommend or buy sketchers again. I’d return them if I could.Use them for another pair of yard/garage shoes I suppose.

I bought these after buying Skechers composite toe shoes for years. They are comfortable, look good and protect my feet at work. Fit a little loose compared to my composite shoes.One thing I found is since they are not slip resistant, get 60 grit sandpaper and scuff the bottom of each shoe. Also scuff them on ruff concrete. When I first walked on our semi smooth wet floor at work, I almost wanted to return them. Felt like I was on ice skates. Scuff bottoms and you will see a big improvement. Love these shoes thus far.Update: after 5 months, sole became detached from left shoe. Plenty of tread left so they aren’t over used.