Skechers Men's Equalizer Coast to Coast Slip On Clog

Good looking shoe for older gentleman that can't use regular shoes. Nice cushion. Planning to buy other colors.

Having peripheral neuropathy it's very difficult to find comfortable shoes. Not to binding and they slip on and off easily. This is my second pair and are true to size. I have them on whenever I'm at home, they are so comfortable. I'm very pleased.

Bought these for my husband -- he has problem feet and everything hurts him...except these awesome shoes. He LOVES them. This is the 3rd pair of Sketchers he has gotten in the past several months -- in addition to these, he bought 2 pairs of Go Walk 3 -- they actually look good enough with pants to wear out in the evening. No pain at all, just amazingly comfortable shoes and very happy feet! Highly recommend these shoes.

I wear these as my every day shoe . I am disabled. I have paralysis in my right leg and foot . So this type of shoe I can slide my foot into and they are stylish and easy for me to get on . There is not many options of this kind of shoe out there . Thank You for making these and making them casual and sporty ! I Hope You will make more options !

Slip on shoes like these need to be labeled different for sizing. Since there is no back to surround the heal, of you buy your regular shoe size it will be too big and not stay on your foot. I take a 9 and bought a 8.5 in the equalizer. This is my second pair of slip on shoe like this, different style.

I use them to quickly run out and make quick trips. Slip-ons and no shoe lacing are not my style, but these are perfect for my selected needs. After seeing their dress shoe selections and the nice traditional styles they carry that no one else does any more, I'm a customer for life now.

My dad is 74. These are great as slippers around the house and outside. I'm ordering him another pair .... so easy to slip on but unlike slippers which offer no support or stability, these make him feel more steady and secure. Please don't discontinue!!!

I read other people's comments on the going down one size. I normally wear a 10 or 9.5, so I ordered a 9.5 and they are too big. I should have ordered a 9. At first they didn't seem too loose, but the more I wear them around the house, they have gotten a little looser as the sole has formed to my foot, and now they flop when you walk. I bought them to wear at home as a house shoe, since I'm working at home and my basement/office has ceramic tile floors which get cold. I also don't like the loafer style, low back. I should have ordered the Equalizer double threat in a 9. Oh well....

I use as a bedroom/loungewear shoe. I initially ordered 9-1/2, had to return and get an 8-1/2. The shoe is still too big and too loose/full. It was replacing another sketcher of the same style but the old one is much prettier as this one is plain and the only one I could find. I began wearing the shoe but I am not satisfied as it flops on my feet.

Very disappointing. The Equalizer C to C's have a beautiful appearance and fit well. However there is no support. The foam sole is all there is before I can feel my foot on the hard ground. Absolutely no lateral support. They are essentially slippers. Contrast this to the two outstanding pairs of Porter Vamens I own which are all a slip on should be.