Shoes for Crews Unisex Slip-Resistant High-Top Work Sneakers – Comfortable, Water-Resistant Women's & Men's Shoes for Hospitality, Administrative Roles & More - Pembroke

I work night shift I walk all over wet floors practically running on them I’m a sever these were great oil felt like I was walking in a parking lot and wet floors were just dry floors forgot I even have them on feel like a converse (the shoe I’ve been wearing for this line of work constantly falling)with more padding overall great shoe for my line of work and very affordable comfortable and lightweight and doesn’t give you blisters like most tennis shoes plus anything spilled on them just rolled off no wet feet this shift only down side is they look a little thicker than expected but other than that I love them will be getting them again sooo get them it’s worth the 50-70$ to not fall on the job

Bought for my hard working daughter who is on her feet for hours. She loves them!

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I work in a restaurant. I originally got them because they are anti-slip but also look almost like an exact analogue for my black Converse high tops and I have had 2 pairs in about 15-16 months. They do exactly what you expect and want these types of shoes to do and they clean very well.The problem is they start to tear at the heel right along the edge there the canvas meets the rubber (the same tear spot on both pairs) which you’ll most likely notice the first time you get splashed at work or step into a puddle outside and water leaks in the tear. The supportiveness of the inner sole lasts about 6 months before you start to notice the especially achy feet after a shift and the next day. 6 months is not very good and I get at least twice as long out of converse chuck high tops, which are within 5 dollars of one another and it’s unusual for a shoe to have the rubber sole outlast what’s supposed to be a rugged canvas. This is definitely something the company could address in the construction of the shoe.Overall, if you’re looking for a more casual non-slip shoe that isn’t a sneaker or clogs or some of the other types that look like abominations and 60-70 dollars is your price point, it’s a shoe worth considering. If the company addressed the durability issue, these would be amazing. I don’t think it’s too much to ask for a shoe designed specifically for more hostile environments to not fall apart every 6 months.

This last me for a while

Perfectly as advertised

I really wanna like these, but I've bought 3 different pairs of shoes from this brand, 2 of the canvas version of this shoe, and then the leather version. every one of these shoes have fallen apart within 6 months of use, usually similarly to how they are pictured. the toe also comes as you can see in the picture.I'm a manager at a fast food chain, I'm on my feet walking in these shoes for usually over 50 hours a week. Walmart shoes that run me $20-30 last me 2 years before completing falling apart. my vans which run a similar price to these have literally lasted me nearly a decade now with minor damage.these are slip resistant and once broken in feel good to wear. it looks like it may have torn at the seam where the top of the shoe meets the rubber sole, and whatever lining is on the inside. I wish it was fleeced all the way to the bottom of the shoe at least, or something to give a bit better of construction. the toes flapping up is only a minor issue as of right now.the canvas version of these shoes are not at all water resistant which is to kinda be expected but is also kinda disappointing considering this is apparently for restaurant use. I don't know what restaurant isn't dealing with a spill at some point. the leather are a lot better, due to the material chosen, but water will still slip in the tongue and eyelets if you're not careful. and of course this extends to hot chicken grease lol.I love the style of this shoe for work but I just really wish it lasted at least a year, especially considering the price.

3 years later and it’s finally time to retire