TSLA Men's Loafers & Slip-On Shoes, Lightweight Breathable Mesh Walking Shoes, Comfortable Casual Work Sneakers

These are the best shoes I've ever worn! At first I wasn't sure since the sizes for men and women can be very different, but the moment I put them on they fit perfectly! They walk great and I can also run in them. They feel super light, but once on feel very tough and secure on your feet. There is a serious amount of cushioning - but especially on the heel. I jumped and really got physical with these shoes, very little pain or straining on my feet! I haven't used them in water yet, but all the comments and reviews from others say they can so I'll take their word for it. Seriously, I seriously recommend this shoe for bother men and women! I'm in a size 8 (sometimes 8 in a half) and a size 7 for mens was perfect. There is a little bit of room for my toes and my heels, but it doesn't feel too tight in any way! They take a bit of effort to put on, no a simple slide in like a sandal or flip-flop, but that's a good thing as I don't have to worry about them falling or slipping off. Any other slip on shoes I've had they were slide out easy (I tried smaller sizes and they cramped my feet up). And the price is very good, considering I expect these shoes to last a very long time!

I've been pretty much exclusively wearing these shoes for a couple months now and I must say, whoever went to the future and sent these shoes back definitely changed the course of human history for the better...we salute you. I wear 10.5 normally and got these in 10.5. When I first put them on I thought they felt loose and figured they'd unintentionally come off during use but then I started running around in them and realized that this wasn't the case. I've used them to run in the park as well as on the treadmill and regularly play racquetball in them and have no problems whatsoever. Once in a while when I feel like exploring what the stoneage was like and I wear sneakers with laces I realize that the laces tend to either feel a bit too loose or a bit too tight. These on the other hand fit just right like they were handmade by Goldilocks herself. I also like how quickly I can don and doff them. You know when you hit snooze 1 too many times and then you panic and try to rush your entire morning routine just to run out of time as you are tying your mesozoic shoes? That never happens with these. In fact, with the time I saved by not having to perform shoelace management, in the just 2.5 months of owning these, I've managed to explore 2 new cities, exercise more (leading to much weight loss), grow a new set of facial hair, learn the best cranberry pie recipe, write this review, and develop an appreciation for classical electronica. The one downside to this type of sneaker as opposed to their neolithic laced counterparts is that these are less adaptable to different socks. If I wear socks that are too thin, I can tell. Likewise I can't wear socks that are thicker if I'm looking for extra warmth--but that's not the niche these shoes are supposed to fill anyway so that would be my fault for trying. In a sense these shoes work best if all your socks are identical but that's kind of another time saver because who needs to spend time matching socks when they only have one type? All in all, I'd say, at least give these shoes a try. At worst, the price isn't bad.

I have regularly spent $125.00-$150.00 on shoes for trail running, hiking, and work. At about a 6 month life span I'm starting to have a hard time justifying the price of a pair of shoes especially for work. Through years of running I've messed up my IT band and have always thought it necessary to have expensive shoes to compensate. I've been trying to save money on work shoes by experimenting with cheaper shoes. I bought these based on reviews and figured if they were bad I'd just use them in my home while working out. At first glance they reminded me of my water socks I use for kayaking. They looked very cheap and came in a sealed plastic bag, not a box. How's that for first impressions? Let me make this very clear these shoes are made of a transparent mesh. I've always worn black socks . Black socks with the black shoes look very stylish and solid. These shoes are extremely light, like cheap flip flops light. After two weeks of wear my IT band is not bothering me. The last cheap shoes (Sketchers) I bought I could barely walk without discomfort. Oddly enough my Sketchers cost twice as much. I average 3+ miles of walking a day at work. Because of the breathrability of these shoes my feet don't sweat or stink like they usually do. I love the soles on these shoes they remind me of the flexibility of 5 finger shoes when walking. I do not like that the white shoe's size label on each shoe shows through the shoe's mesh material. It's kind of glued/stiched on so there is no way to remove them. The soles are very grippy on smooth surfaces, and give your feet a lit of extra flexibility you won't find in sneakers. It's almost like being barefoot with extra padding under your feet. Not the thin kind of padding on flipflops. I have larger feet and normally inexpensive shoes make me sound like I am stomping when I walk. I feel like a Ninja wearing, these my foot steps are very quiet. Another plus! *UPDATE* A few more weeks in they have started squeaking some, the performance has not been affected. These are my new every day work shoes at least for the summer. I'm not sure having them in the winter would be a good idea. If they hold up 6 months I'll be buying more.

These shoes fit great (BUT SEE note below), they are extremely comfortable, and they appear to be well made. I also like the style. As I was shopping for a pair of navy Skechers, I came across these shoes. They are are less than half the price of the Skechers I was planning to buy, but I was hesitant to take a chance on these because I own several pair of Skechers and I've been pleased with all of them. After a few weeks of thinking about it, I decided to give these a try. Based on the note in the description for these shoes, I ordered them in my normal size 12. The size 12 DID NOT FIT, with my toe poking painfully against the tip of shoe. I returned them and ordered a size 13. The size 13 is just a tad bit large for my size 12 feet, but they are more than snug enough and extremely comfortable - even more comfortable than my Skechers. I was so pleased that I purchased another pair in a different color. I've been let down by unfamiliar brands in the past, but I'm am glad I took a chance on these.

I've purchased two pairs of these shoes and I love them. They are very comfortable and lightweight. The only bad part is that the colors don't hold up when they get wet. I got a little water on one pair and now have white spots where the dye has come off. That's all it took --a little moisture and the the colors started to splotch. I still love the shoes but now wear them in the house as slippers. They are great for slippers since I can avoid them getting wet. If the company can figure out a way to improve the color durability, I would buy more!

I've been wearing these shoes for about three weeks, now, and I've been very happy with them, so far. I needed a pair of slip-on/off shoes for work. (I'm a salesperson who is in people's homes a lot and I always take my shoes off at the door unless people insist I keep them on.) Because I am taking my shoes on and off so much, I wanted something without laces and something that was comfortable to be wearing all day. These shoes are a very lightweight canvas material that feel comfortable on my feet, and they also dry out quickly. This also happens to be important, because my feet frequently get wet, too, walking around in dew-covered grass, and shoes I used to wear would stay wet most of the day. The look of these shoes is really good. I've received many compliments on them, and many people have mistaken them for Skechers - a brand of shoes I was considering but chose not to go with. When I tell people that they are Tesla shoes and the great price I paid for them, they immediately ask where I got them. All things considered, I'd buy these again in a heartbeat, and for the price they are listed at, you can't go wrong to at least give them a try. I'm very pleased with them!

Well, so far I love it. My first day wearing them (10 hrs.) and they were very comfortable. Note: Getting them on is much easier with a "shoehorn". I bought them to wear when I ride my bike and they work great, but, walking in them is nice, too. If you are a woman who wears a size 10 this is a true fit. These are not meant to wear in cold weather, but, Spring, Summer, and, Fall, are perfect. The arch support is not perfect, but, it does work if you won't be standing for hours at a time. As far as colour goes, I would say, the colour of ash, like, what is left after burning charcoal or a, "gray", rat. I have a medium width foot and they fit just right, so, narrow and wide feet might not work. And, that's my review.

It is an ultra light weight pair of shoes. However, with some quirks. Good: 1. Light weight Once you put it on, you can barely feel it. 2. Breathability There are plenty of ventilations on the top of the shoes. So your feet will get good amount of air flow while running. 3. Soft foam Bottom foam pads are soft and comfy. Definitely would recommend it. Con: 1. Size too tight It is way too tight for the size it is labeled in. Even when wearing ultra thin socks, your feet will be squeezed. However, there are plenty of ventilation as mentioned before, so not really a deal breaker. So go order 0.5 to 1 size larger. 2. Rather poor quality There are lines poking out from the cover. The level of focusing on details are not on the same level as big brands. But, it is cheap. Bang for the bucks.