LARNMERNMens Non Slip Work Shoes Slip On Water Resistant Walking Sneakers Zapatos Trabajo Waterproof Food Service Chef Kitchen

These shoes were purchased by me through my wife's account (she has PRIME) but I', the guy wearing them. In advance of a cruise to rainy British Isles I wanted comfortable walking shoes that were "waterproof". I did a lot of seaching reading reviews - mostly by folks who work in restaurants. (I do not). Anyway all these types of shoes are made in China. So the actual "size" is in European size. I wear a Mens size 13 which equals ABOUT a size 47. I purchased a pair by another company that said it was a 13 and when I got my toes were literally at the front end. They are returnable so I did return for immediate refund. I would order the next size byt "13 was the largest). Then I saw these which were a bit pricier but they had a "size 14" Si I ordered. When they came I realized when trying to put them on that, unlike most shoes, the tongue is not loose. It is sewn in on both sides. That mean I have to loosen the top few laces to put on. Not a dealbreaker, just a surprise. I wore around the house for a few days and they were really comfortavble. Then I decided I'd keep them and took on vacation where I walked a lot. I was surprised that the support they gave me was really good. I also got caught in the rain and proved they are really waterproof.! So I'm now ordering a second pair. The soles are slipproof. And if I get 6-12 months use nearly every day I'll have done well. I've actually never tried Sketchers (the "don't bend down" shoes but I actually sit down when putting on shoes so I don't understand the "gimmick".So my suggestion is to order these one size larger than your American shoe size and try around the house. If you feel they are to long, then return and try your normal size. Returns are free and easy.

Very comfortable upgrade for me! I'm a cook who stands for 12 hours sometimes more and these shoes have been a heck of an upgrade from the Skechers I was wearing. I also got custom orthotics called Power Step because I've been experiencing metatarsalgia (pain in the ball of my foot) and these shoes with the orthotics have been noticably improving that condition. For $55 these are worth a try! Take it from a man who has been cooking and working in restaurants for approximately 20 years. One small side note, I did order Scotchgard to spray on them because I make biscuits and get flour on my shoes a lot, so I'm hoping that will make them easier to clean in the long run. Good luck to you! Another side note, I wear size 12 in nearly all of my shoes and ordered size 12 and they fit great. So I would say they are true to size in fit. The slip resistance is also pretty good, no issues so far. They are also way more stylish than the Skechers I've been wearing for years now. Go get em!

I bought these shoes for my job as a busboy and for the cushioning these shoes were worth the money.WearabilityThese shoes are appropriate for places like restaurants or grills where it's a requirement to wear them. While they don't look bad, they would stand out in public compared to the everyday shoe, so I definitely wouldn't wear it for everyday usage.DurabilityThese shoes seem to be pretty durable so far but more time is needed.Ease of cleaningMy job requires me to go back into the kitchen and to step over piles of food, so these shoes are filthy when I am done working. I honestly don't bother cleaning them because I know that they are just going to get dirty again the next day, but they do seem to hold onto grease easily because they are non-slip so keep that in mind.Overall, these shoes were worth it for my usage in particular but probably wouldn't be for somebody using it for everyday usage. If you don't mind limiting, its usage for work I would recommend getting these.

They're just a little bit heavier than what I thought but that's no big deal. I can tell you that for a fact that they are waterproof as long as you're not going to be stopping your foot in a 5 gallon bucket of water like a damn idiot. I dress a little sharper than most people in the industry and I had a lot of people saying wow those are cool shoes. So just because if there was a little bit heavier than what I thought was not to take away anything.

I really liked these shoes for about the first month. After I got them broken in, the right shoe seemed to have a very subtle raised area on the sole directly under the ball of my foot. I tried different insoles, but I would eventually start feeling that "lump" after a while. It probably wouldn't be so apparent if these weren't my work shoes that I wear every day for 12 hours, walking up to 3 miles/day. I eventually replaced them with a different brand boot that is much more comfortable on those long days at work. I now wear these shoes when I cut the grass, since that doesn't take more than an hour. My "princess and the pea" foot doesn't start feeling any discomfort until I've had them on for a couple hours. Everything else seemed to work as advertised as far as the light weight, non-slip, and waterproof claims. I would guess my shoe had a slight manufacturing flaw, like an extra fold in a piece of fabric that caused the raised area. Those small details start to matter when you have to wear them for an extended amount of time.

Great non-slip shoe that keeps your feet comfortable all day long. Working in a fast paced commercial kitchen, I needed something that would be comfortable, durable, and decent looking, and these checked all of those boxes. I purchased the grey ones, however, there are more colors and sizes available as well.

I bought these non slip sneakers because I work in a kitchen and have to stand on my feet all day plus the floor is mostly wet which can create occupational hazards. These speakers are very comfortable, great looking and prevents skids or slides whenever I am walking in wet or slippery areas.