I love Skechers...will only wear them because they tend to be a bit narrower, and I have a rather narrow foot.  They are also cute, which is a major plus!  My favorite sneakers from high school finally wore out and I needed a replacement (yeah, high school...they lasted 13 years!!).  These were the closest to the ones I have and I like that because I hate change...really hate it!  Anywho, 5 stars for the shoe and it's design...but who thought it would be a good idea to put a silky insole in these, or any of the Skechers sneakers?!?!  It is annoying to have your foot slightly slipping around in your shoe when you walk...only way to prevent that is to go a size smaller and have the shoe uncomfortably snug, which isn't healthy...bye bye 1 star for that.  Moving on...I'd like to also complain about the way the shoe is designed just above your arch...it doesn't form to the curve of your foot and just has this awkward loose area...I really can't describe it, so let's just say it is "awkward".  You know the difference between a brand-name shirt from a designer store vs. one from Wal-Mart...like the cut of the shirt??  That is how these feel in that area of the shoe...bye bye another star for that.  Lastly, the sole's primary cushion'y area is placed too close to the middle of your foot and makes you feel like you are walking with a ball in the middle of your foot...painful if you wear for too long...it should be placed directly under the heal, but isn't...so these "could-be-awesome" sneakers wind up with a whopping 2-star rating from me.  Did they not have somebody try these out before sending to production?!?!  I have had friends try them on to see if possibly I am crazy...but they all agree.  This is my 3rd pair of them and they are all designed the same way, so it wasn't an error.  They are easy to slide on & off, but need a tongue-tab to keep it from getting smooshed down and if that happens you have to dig on top of your foot to get it out...kinda annoying.  They aren't a snug-fit, so runners beware...