Skechers Max Cushioning Slip-Ins Shoe

These came close to being a good shoe. I wear a size 9.5 regular and length wise the 9.5 size were a pretty good fit. The problem was they were too narrow. Not by a lot, but just enough so that they didn't slip on a easy as the videos want you to believe they do and they are a bit tight just under my ankles. They might stretch with wear, but then they might not, so for the cost, I'm not going to take the chance and will be sending them back. I like a good solid leather shoe or boot most of the time. But unfortunately, I've been having health issues and a lot of doctors appointments that it is just easier to have shoes that I can slip on and off quickly and easily without having to try and tie them up or reach down and tug on them to pull them on. These kinds of shoes are also good when having to fly commercial and going through TSA. I've been looking for a slip on shoe that is as good or better than Zeba, who I think started the slip on trend. When I bought my first pair of Zeba slip on shoes in 9.5 size it fit me perfect first time. The second pair of Zeba I bought in size 9.5 also fit me perfect. Being able to buy the same shoe, online, almost a year apart and have them actually fit the same is unheard of. But they did. The problem? They are even more expensive than the $104 I paid for these Skechers MAX Cushioning shoes do. The last pair was $170. I was hoping that the Skechers, would be a slightly cheaper replacement for them. But I guess the extra cost does make a difference. The shoe looked good, although the chushioning is not as "soft" as they say it is. At least to me. The Zeba show is about the same though. For people with narrower feet they will probably work great and look good on you. Maybe because these were made in Vietnam instead of China is the reason they came so close to fitting. I've bought a number of shoes on Amazon that were made in China and I couldn't even get my foot in some of the 9.5 size shoes. I sure miss the days of American made shoes and real brick and mortar shoe stores with people that actually made sure they fit. Too bad most of the young people buying these shoes have no clue as to how good it use to be.