Madrid Comfortable Breathable Eco-Knit Slip On Sneakers, Convenient Hands Free Shoes | Walking Shoes for Men, Women and Elderly | Stylish for Athleisure and Travel - Regular Width

Still going strong since July 2023 (and I'm writing this in May 2025). I bought these shoes after breaking a bone walking and my podiatrist suggested getting a sturdy and comfortable shoe for the healing weeks. I've since then added a high-arch insole (I have high arches that are taller than most standard shoes), and I wear these two or three times a week to work. The outsoles have held up well with regular walking both inside and outside. They really do hold their shape with lots of on and off. After getting these, I picked up another pair of Kizik shoes too and recommended them to others.

Shoes are great support and good quality

Perfect fit. True to size. Easy on and easy off.

I love kizik shoes. This is my 2nd pair of this style. They seem to be the same as my 2 years old one EXCEPT the sole seems slippery. I'll keep records them, but I'm wearing them very carefully. That grippy sole was one of my favorite features.

Love these shoes

Until about 5 years ago, my normal shoe size used to be 7&1/2.But in the last 5 years, the bunion on the right foot grew considerably.I tried Skechers and other brands, but they didn't fit properly.I saw the Kizik ads on TV, but the price seemed a little too high.In the end, I decided to give Kizik a try, and I ordered their shoes -- Size 8, Wide.And found that they fit both my feet perfectly.The shoes are very easy to step into and they look good.Kizik is a little more expensive than most other brands, but it worth paying the higher price.I recommend that everybody should try them on, especially if you have foot problems.

So I contact Kizik politely, to explain my situation: Love their Madrid Eco Knit, which I’ve been wearing for several years (have bought several pairs by now). Love it so much that I bought a pair to keep in reserve.When I took it out to wear, I discovered that the construction of the shoe had been changed. (The most obvious change was the enlargement of the outsole, which now looked somewhat bloated and clown-like—I did not include this in my message.)My big toes hurt when I wear the shoes now, no matter how gradually I try to break them in. “Do you have any suggestions, please?” I ask. I thought maybe that stretching them out in a certain way might help.I get a response from someone with the name Maricel, who first asks for my (most recent) order number, which I promptly provide.Maricel then informs me that I am out of luck. Maricel contacted the warranty department, which responded by saying that the shoes don’t qualify for a return. The email concludes with the happy message, “The best is always around the bend.”I hadn’t asked to return the shoes. I had asked for guidance as to what someone in my situation might do. This was not a question for the warranty department.I’ve tried stretching out the shoes with some heavy wooden shoe trees but so far, no luck. Looks like I wasted $100 on shoes that I won’t be able to wear.I remember how wonderful customer service at Kizik was in years gone by. Too bad that this seems to have changed.

I thought I was ordering the same sneakers as my last pair. I guess not?The soles of this pair are very slippery!!!I almost went down the first time I wore them in the house😱But they are so cute and comfortable (and I’m lazy) so I’m keeping them. I’ll go outside and scrape the soles on the sidewalk and not wear them for walking my dog on the hilly slopes of grass in North Carolina.