Skechers Women's Nampa - Wyola Food Service Shoe

My work shoes. Good fit. Comfy. I'm a servers on my feet long time. I use a insole cushion but not necessarily necessary. Moisture resistant. Wipe of clean.

It’s about my fifth pair of these kind of shoes I have ordered. I got one for my son-in-law also and he loves them. They are high-quality. They are comfortable. They are waterproof proof oil resistant. They are a good price. They have memory foam in them and good arch support

Ive worked in the restaurant industry for three years and this is my second buy. The first pair the stitches in the toe area came undone and the outsole started separating from the shoe in less than a year. These are a bit pricey so I've tried cheaper ones at Walmart but I prefer these. It takes one or two wears to break in but they're very comfortable and supportive.

I grew up wearing sketchers and like every other pair I've ever worn from this brand they hold up amazingly. Even wearing them outside of work and on the clock on a bad ankle they leave me with minimal pain added from the shoes alone. (Granted I tend to stay in pain due to the ankle regardless of shoes.) I am so far going on almost half a year in these shoes and they are still going strong. (My pair before these didn't even make it two months before falling apart fast, walmart branded restaurant work shoes) Especially since these have to be my everyday shoes until I can get a pair of shoes for outside of work. Now do keep in mind if you have to wear a stability brace like I do the hard pieces will over time naturally wear down the inner-lining but since the laces are regular shoe laces the shoe can be adjusted around the brace to be a snug fit. Overtime you are also going to want to replace the inner sole of the shoe as well due to naturally wear and tear.

Wide and comfortable

I thought these started rough at first, then I figured I would give them some time to stretch out. They still are not comfortable for my feet I also bought inserts just to see if that would help. I have mild bunions, so I bought an extra size up and wide, but it didn't help. I'm not saying it wouldn't work for someone else, but just not for me.

These run a little small. I'm normally a 9.5 in women's sketchers brand sneakers but in this particular shoe I needed to return and order a 10. Because of this, the size that fit was delivered the night before I started my first waitressing job and I didn't have time to break them in. I put them on for the first time when I started my first shift which was 5 hours long. While I wish they had a little bit more arch support for people like me with flat feet, I was pleasantly surprised that my feet didn't hurt after 5 hours on my feet non stop. The soles are non-slip and I felt like I could walk into the kitchen area with confidence even though sometimes there was food debris and liquid spills on the tile floor. I also like that these shoes are splash proof, I had several things get splashed on my feet in the first day and my socks stayed dry. I'd recommend an athletic sock for arch support and moisture wicking when wearing these shoes. Also they won't show dirt and stains since they are black. Overall very happy with this purchase and will probably order more pairs in the future.

I got the black polyurethane Sketchers because we are clearing out my sister's two story house and it is going to be a huge chore. I didn't want to ruin my good shoes plus these are nonslip and black so they won't show the dirt like lighter colored shoes. I got my usual size 8 and I feel they are just slightly short. I can wear them but not with a thick sock. They are pretty comfortable. I wore them for six hours the day I got them and they didn't bother my feet until the end of the day. The arch support is lacking and I have flat feet. I would have ordered a size up and put insoles in had I known but, for what I need these for, they're fine. They can be wiped clean and they help me keep my footing while lifting and carrying stuff from the house to the truck or dumpster. I have only worn them four or five times but they're holding up fine so far and breaking in to fit my feet better. I got these on sale and they are well worth the price. I would pay around $40.00 for them but not much more because of the lack of arch support.