Womens Trainers with Arch Support Work Shoes Comfortable Slip on Shoes Walking

Very nice, light and comfortable, good arch support and breathable. Good value for money.

bought these to replace the same pair I had bought 3 years ago, wear them every day for work so pretty good value to last that long. very comfortable & the elasticity lasted all that time. Sizing is correct.

I bought these after reading reviews about using them for plantar fasciitis. Yes! After using for a week I can say they are comfortable, fit snuggly and light shoes. As for my pain I can say it’s reduced and say over time it may alleviate some more and hoping that the pain goes away completely. I plan to buy another one for home use as well. They are a big difficulty to put on but quite easy to pull it off. However, I think it needs to be that way so that the heel and ankle get good support! They look good and stylish and can go with a number of outfits. Quality, and performance are good. Not sure of washing- but they can be wiped clean. Sadly, they are not waterproof which would have been an added bonus. Giving them 4 *s because i still have some pain. But will revisit the reviews section after a month for update

I'm a certain age and very active, but I suffer from lower back pain and associated hip and leg ache. I've bought 3 pairs of these over about 3 years and they are by far the best walking shoes I can find that allow me to go on long walks whilst reducing pain. They are tight to start off with but relax over time and the fabric shoe/sock stops blisters and rubbing. I've tried so many named brands and walking boots but none have supported me and enabled me to keep mobile. The only downside is that they aren't waterproof but they do dry out quickly .. these are a game charger for me.

Lately for some reason my feet hurt, no matter what shoes I'm wearing... so I've really struggled to find a comfortable pair that I can get on easily and still be comfortable. I have to say that these shoes are very comfortable and they don't hurt my feet...but only once you get them on! There is no heel tab to hold onto to slip your foot in and the flexible nature of the shoe makes it very difficult to actually get them on! The top of the heel always folds into the shoe when you attempt to slide your foot in forcing you to try and wedge your fingers in to pull it back out, whilst till trying to get your foot in. I can honestly say I've never been so frustrated as an adult putting on a pair of shoes. Luckily for me, I can sew...so I will be sewing a black pull tab onto the back of the heel so that I can loop my finger in this to prevent it from folding into the heel when I slide my foot in.

I bought these in black first, then loved them so much I went back for the navy and then for the grey. I am a teacher and bought them for work as I'm on my feet all day and have reached an age where this is really taking a toll on my feet! The Black ones are my favourite because the soles are black too so they look least like trainers. They are incredibly comfy, and after wearing them most days for a couple of months they still look and feel like new. I'm not wearing them outside except to to walk to and from my car, but I don't imagine they would keep the rain out. Still, they're perfect for my purposes. I then bought the navy ones. These have a white sole, which is a shame as they look more like trainers and that's not the look I want at work. Also they are harder to get on as the elasticated back at the heels is tighter, but once managed they too are comfy all day. I just wish they had navy or black soles. Finally I bought the grey, which are a slightly different design that I don't like so much. I would have preferred a dark grey version of the plain black and navy, but they're not bad. They don't stay on my feet quite so well though. I how the manufacturer brings out a dark grey version of the plain black with dark soles as those would be ideal.

Awfully uncomfortable, very hard on the bottom

I use for work and they are very comfortable