Makodax Womens Walking Shoes Non Slip Sneakers Comfortable Tennis Running Shoes

I got these for my daughter. She's very picky about shoes. She loved the fit, and the comfort of the soles. She raved about how comfortable they are to walk in. And they are cute as well.

I work 12 hour shifts and am on my feet most of that time. I switch between several brands of shoes, a different brand each day that I work. These shoes really outdo the name brand, very expensive shoes!Today, I'm wearing these, bright purple shoes and I'm not having any pain or issue being on my feet. They have a nice "springy" feel with each step. They currently are the most comfortable shoes I have for work, and I have several name brand, (Alegria, Hoka, Sketchers, ASICS, and Brooks).I have Achilles tendinitis, my heel does not burn or hurt when wearing these shoes.

What I liked about this product is that it gave me great support. I have a bad knee/hip and this shoe had me standing tall and straight. I wore these shoes to New Orleans and walked for 2 days. They are very comfortable and sturdy. I had no knee or foot pain at the end of the day. For the price they did the trick believe it or not. There is nothing that I disliked about this product. I would purchase again!

They are pretty nice, true to size and pretty cute but after a while of being on my feet my toes still hurt

I don’t want to write a review because now I can’t find them in my size . They are sold out . I am a nurse working in a hospital. I walk a LOT every shift. When I get home at the end of the day my feet do not hurt. This is how a nurse judges the comfort of a shoe. 5 stars for this shoe. They are also super cute.

Comfortable shoe but didn’t hold up good. Sole came apart in no time.

Super comfortable for walking long periods and love the colors

Fits true to size. However ! A big however is that they have attached tongues which make them so hard to get on. No matter how much you loosen the laces for easier slipping on the attached tongue doesn't have much give. I would say no give they are extremely difficult unless you have skinny, bony feet you are not getting them on. Buy a very strong shoe horn & thin socks. However! Once you get them & laced they have great heel support & cushioning. I am starting a walking regime & need support for bad ankle. I will have to wait until I receive my metal shoe horns from Amazon. I don't want to crush the heels trying to get them on.Update: I ended up slicing an inch where the tongue is attached at the inside seam. Made it bearable to get on even with a metal shoe horn. You would think a more elastic material would be attached between side of shoe & the tongue.