BernalSneakers for Women Walking Shoes Non Slip Lightweight Casual Breathable Tennis Shoes Work Shopping Travel

They are great, I use them when I waitress. Incredibly light weight, no slip. We'll worth the money.

Bought these shoes for work and they’re super comfy. I’m on my feet for 8+ hours and at the end of the night, my feet were in no pain unlike the shoes I was wearing prior. They’re cute, minimal, my feet feel support, and you’re able to wear them with pretty much anything!Will give an updated review once I wear the shoes more:) also true to size, I’m a 8!

I do love that these shoes feel like a pair of socks worth soles on the bottom. The material is very light and breathable while still being form fitting and durable!I did not realize they're supposed to be Waterproof until after I purchased them and I do have to say that I've spilled a decent amount of water on these shoes while working and my socks were dry at the end of the day!I do still slip in them a bit. But they're much better than the shoes I had before and the level of comfort outweighs that for me!Very worth they're price!

These shoes were a great affordable option if you need them to start a job right away. The sock like construction of them is so comfortable too. However they are not durable at all. Working in fast food, moving and walking a lot, the non slip tread has already worn off a good portion of the bottom and there was already a hole being worn on the inside sole as well after about 2 weeks. New gel insoles fixed the problem inside, but the tread is still fairly slippery now.

these shoes feel like nothing. in a pinch I got these for my job and they are amazing. very non-slip but they are not for wider feet

These shoes are perfect for a waitress. Standing for 5 hours in these shoes is very comfortable. Easy to slip on and great value for the money.

These shoes will help you not slip on wet tile but you will slip on dry tile. Also the sizing runs big somehow. Size down. There is also very very little support in the bottom of the shoe so just watch out for that. 8 hours is going to feel like 13

I’ve been having pain in the bottom and side edges of my feet. My doctor said it sounds like plantar fasciitis. I ordered these shoes hoping to find some lightweight cushioned footwear that wouldn’t cost too much. A pair of similar lightweight memory foam shoes from Skechers cost about $40 more and hurt my feet. The angle was off and my feet seemed to sink painfully right through the foam to the bottom of the shoes. These fit perfectly. The size that Brannock Devices say I need is the same size I bought (size 7 in U.S. women’s, 37 in EU, or about 23.5 cm). I’ve only had these shoes on for a few hours, so I can’t speak on the durability yet. They feel like they’ll last about a year in regular rotation, though. The color is solid black as advertised. My feet feel supported without being “squoze” like my running shoes do. The material of the upper is just thick enough that my toes don’t poke out, but thin enough to allow them to breathe and wiggle. The memory foam and midsole feel thick enough to provide my feet the stability they need and the comfort/cushion they need. One small problem I have with them is that the ankle peak is somewhat too high. If I’m not standing straight up, the peak pokes into the back of my ankle. Luckily, the fabric is thin and flexible enough for it to not really irritate my skin. I also notice that the shoes are dragging my ankle socks off my heels. The socks are too big, so I don’t know if that’s the cause or if it’s because my feet aren’t that wide or thick. Maybe with all the extra room around my foot, the socks have more room to slide down than they would in my tighter-fitting running shoes. Either way, they were worth the $20 or so I spent. They came quickly too. I recommend them to anyone looking for inexpensive lightweight memory foam leisure shoes.