Corkys Women's Sidewalk Slip on Flat

I love these flats! A couple years prior I found another brand but they fell apart. When I found these I was worried they would be too narrow, but it wasn't! I work in a bank and I am on my feet all day long and even on my lunch. My feet actually love these shoes so much I am going to buy another pair. Even after 4 months they fit just as perfect as the first day.If you are on your feet all day looking for comfort and breathable shoes these are it. They look professional and fit perfect. Even after a very long week and my feet are a little swollen they still fit comfortably.

I give this pair of shoes 2 thumbs up! Comfortable, stylish and light weight. This company (Corky's) is on an even keel as other more expensive shoes of the same type. Actually in this case, better, and half the price! This color of blue is exactly the color I was looking for. They has light/dark denim highlights that are perfect to go with any blue jeans. Very happy with them and have had lots of interest in where I purchased them. I'll do business with them again. (Not paid for this review.)

Nice looking shoe, but they do run narrow. I have narrow feet and they are tight on me. They do stretch, but if you have a wider foot, you might want to consider another brand. I usually wear an 8.5, the 9 was okay (a tad small for a 9). The bronze color is very pretty. The inner-sole is very soft and comfy. If you need any sort of arch support, however, these don't offer that.

So I give this 3 stars because I love the design and the memory foam for the insole but the size is way off. I originally bought these to replace a similar style in Skechers that was a size 9 and barely fits me now due to arthritis problems. But Skechers no longer makes them so I tried Corky’s size 10. Unfortunately, Corky’s Size 10 = Skechers Size 9. And so I returned them. But I did order a slightly different style (Corky’s) with laces at size 11. It is a half size larger than I would prefer but I decided to keep those instead. Why won’t shoe manufacturers make more styles in half sizes above Size 10???!!!!

I have very wide feet, plus extreme swelling most of the day, due to rheumatoid arthritis. These shoes swell (stretch) with my feet, but because they are made from a collection of elastic bands, they don't stretch out. I usually wear an 8WW, or an 8.5 W, and the 8 M works really well. Also, I typically do not wear closed-heel shoes, because they never stay on - because I'm having to wear shoes that are too big (when my RA is in remission, my feet are size 7 or 7.5). But these hug my heel, due to the all around stretch.I will be getting the black pair, next!I also have another pair of Corkys sandals, and they've at times been the only shoes I could wear. ​

I bought this because a coworker had it and she said how great they were. She was right! I stand on my feet all day so I need some cushion and these have it. I wear a size 7 1/2 normally so I bought size 8 and they are a little tight in the front but I think it might be because my feet are a little wider. Other than that the shoes are great and I will be buying more!!

The bottoms of these shoes are super slippery! I wouldn't feel safe wearing them anywhere. Seriously, I'm 36 years old and of pretty stable mind and body but I feel really unsafe with these on. I was looking for something that would provide the support of a sneaker without looking like a sneaker, but the safety issue is a deal breaker. They are also pretty unattractive according to my husband, but I would have been willing to exchange the lack of fashion for some support if they were actually safe to wear.

I give these 2 stars only because I love my other Corky's. These fit great, felt great, but had no traction. I was slipping and sliding all over my kitchen floor. I'm used to barefoot type shoes too, that's all I wear. I wondered if these had been worn before, the bottoms were all covered in pet hair and were worn white. So I cleaned them off with a damp cloth to see if that was the problem. Nope they were still slippery. Bummer.