Slip On Skecher Shoes for Seniors, a Physical Therapist (PT) product review

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  • čas přidán 23. 01. 2023
  • Join Janet Dee, a licensed physical therapist, as she reviews Skechers slip on shoes for her client. Learn the special features in the shoes that allow older individuals independence and mobility, while on a budget.
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Komentáře • 44

  • @EarthtonesCymbals
    @EarthtonesCymbals Před 14 dny

    Sketchers for the win! I love the black on black, slip in Summit's.

  • @vondarogers3306
    @vondarogers3306 Před 8 měsíci +2

    I love skechers shose. Really love the slipons one

  • @nathancruz9172
    @nathancruz9172 Před 8 měsíci +2

    I liked this hands free slip ins.

  • @Naj_Baller
    @Naj_Baller Před 4 měsíci +1

    I got myself some Snoop Dogg Skecher shoes they look nice and comfortable they don’t look like no oridinary senior shoes at all tho it’s 🔥I’m watchin this

  • @KamraanMirza
    @KamraanMirza Před rokem +2

    Good info. Thank you.

    • @rembo183
      @rembo183 Před 2 měsíci +1

      Make sure you get the right size because they run a larger than your typical running shoe.. So that will result in slippage. I found that they are not like running shoes but more like a true shoe size. Running shoes often are tighter or smaller than shoe size, so I get a half size larger. I just purchased these same slip on in my shoe size, which fit great with no heel slipping. So try them in your true shoe size not your running shoe size.

  • @charlayned
    @charlayned Před 3 měsíci

    I was looking for info on step-in shoes. I have worn clogs for a long time, I have neuro-muscular issues (MS and fibromyalgia) and I'm 67, so getting down to tie is impossible. I was wearing the clogs today and fell in the pet store. There was a PT in there who helped everyone get me up and she told me the shoes were part of my problem so I'm looking to try to find something affordable with the slide-in feature. Thanks for the review, this helps. :)

    • @janetdeethept6259
      @janetdeethept6259  Před 3 měsíci

      This is exactly why I started my channel. Lifestyle solutions from a PT perspective

  • @vijetagambhir6623
    @vijetagambhir6623 Před rokem +1

    Stores in south Delhi?

  • @swaaaa11
    @swaaaa11 Před 7 měsíci

    Good review very useful 😊👌👌👏

  • @eileenrose4958
    @eileenrose4958 Před rokem +3

    I have 2 pairs of leather Kiziks that I love. I’m 75, so I needed something easy to get on and I wanted leather for waterproof. Thanks for the info on Sketchers. My husband likes Sketchers a lot. He works a part time job and needed comfort and ideally slip ons. He’s 78 and would appreciate just slipping on his sneakers. What is your opinion regarding these 2 designs. Thanks

    • @janetdeethept6259
      @janetdeethept6259  Před rokem +1

      I personally found kiziks harder to pop down the heel especially if I pushed down on the side versus straight back. You can always make a mesh shoe waterproof with a spray to waterproof another pair of gym shoes.

  • @katillac11
    @katillac11 Před 7 měsíci +2

    All I know is that my husband has dementia and these Skechers Slip-Ins are a lifesaver for us. They wash very well too. He has incontinence issues as well and we have to wash them often. We are thrilled with these shoes and he has three pairs.

    • @janetdeethept6259
      @janetdeethept6259  Před 7 měsíci

      is there anything that your husband or you struggle with?

  • @BigORat
    @BigORat Před 2 měsíci

    I bought my first pair of skecher slip ins about 6 weeks ago...and I'll be buying another pair when I wear these out.

    • @janetdeethept6259
      @janetdeethept6259  Před 2 měsíci

      I totally believe in buying things that work and work well for you

    • @EarthtonesCymbals
      @EarthtonesCymbals Před 14 dny

      Get 'em now in case they discontinue them for some weird reason. That seems to happen a lot!!

  • @judyziegler8544
    @judyziegler8544 Před 7 měsíci

    I bought them for the ease of on and off. BUT walking down narrow stone steps in a restaurant the back caught the upper step, easily pulled off the back of the shoe and I took a header down 8 steps! I thought it was a fluke until a couple of weeks later on a job I was walking down narrow steps...carefully holding the handrail this time,..and again my heel was pulled out of the shoe. I was able to push it back down and was not hurt. These shoes may be good for walking but NOT for stairs.

    • @janetdeethept6259
      @janetdeethept6259  Před 7 měsíci

      You can try gripping socks (the bumpy bottoms) to have a better hold of the shoe.

  • @ViliusJack
    @ViliusJack Před 8 měsíci +1

    My grandpa is 87 works hard everyday I think he wears new balances
    He has trouble tying the shoes I wanna find him somthing easy to slip on that are not lose. He lives in the mountains where the weather can be harsh
    I was looking at hey dudes but I heard they can be slippery when you first get them so I’ve looked else where and found you he has gout is there any recommendations you can throw my way I’m sure he’s like me and very prideful so maybe something that looks like a regular shoe❤

    • @janetdeethept6259
      @janetdeethept6259  Před 8 měsíci

      If he has diabetes and Medicare, he can get a Free pair of SAS gym shoes. They are a great option too!

  • @CarriageHouseCompany
    @CarriageHouseCompany Před 6 měsíci

    Hi, I have a 5 mo old hip and will be visiting Japan in a month. In Japan, you have to slip your shoes off a lot. For walking, hip support, and the convenience would these be adequate to take to Japan?

  • @gaurav.malhotra
    @gaurav.malhotra Před měsícem

    You mentioned in the video about sketchers Go Walk however didn’t mention which is better and why.. slip in or go walk? I am confused - i need to buy for my mother who has gone through knee replacement surgery recently

    • @janetdeethept6259
      @janetdeethept6259  Před měsícem

      Great idea for another video. Go walk is purely an easy walking shoe like around the house vs slip in for outdoor and more active walking

  • @w1zofaz
    @w1zofaz Před rokem +2

    I am 63 and I am not that flexible anymore. I mean if I try to put on my regular shoes it really hurts my back. I saw a commercial for Kiziks and got very excited. Well I bought a pair of their EE. That was a lot of money for me. I was crushed because they were to narrow and hurt my feet. I only wore them twice they were so uncomfortable and I did not return them because I would look like a silly old man that did not even know his own shoe size. Are Sketchers really wider? I mean for years I have had to wear flip flops all year round even push mowing and weed eating in the summer to shoveling snow off the driveway in winter. I really do want to wear shoes again, but because I still do all the above they need to be well made and fit my fat foot. **sigh**

    • @janetdeethept6259
      @janetdeethept6259  Před rokem +1

      skechers are significantly wider than kiziks. One of the reasons I made a skecher video is for my clients who have wider or more swollen feet from illness or lifestyle. The joy of my channel is that everything discussed was initiated by a client or their questions.

    • @w1zofaz
      @w1zofaz Před rokem

      @@janetdeethept6259 Thank You so much!!! I will be ordering one of the Go Walk slip in series online when I get the money up Will subscribe to you and save this video. I will let you know how it goes. But it will be awhile. Have a great day. :)

    • @fashionmaggie4139
      @fashionmaggie4139 Před 9 měsíci

      QHBPMGAD women diabetic shoes are very comfortable and soft. It is a good choice for diabetic patients or old people!

    • @w1zofaz
      @w1zofaz Před 9 měsíci

      Yup, Skechers are more comfortable than Kiziks for people with wide feet like me. :)

  • @rosshalper6708
    @rosshalper6708 Před 9 měsíci +2

    New Skechers slipons very uncomfortable. Paid $110 and gave up after 2 weeks. I'm 73.

    • @janetdeethept6259
      @janetdeethept6259  Před 8 měsíci +1

      Return them! Find shoes that fit your foot and need. SO many other options. zeba, oofos, crocs

  • @rembo183
    @rembo183 Před 2 měsíci

    These exact shoes are on sale often at “Shoe Station” and in “Marshal’s” so they are a real bargain
    at about 35-$40 on sale now.

    • @janetdeethept6259
      @janetdeethept6259  Před 2 měsíci

      Wow. What's a shoe station?

    • @rembo183
      @rembo183 Před 2 měsíci

      @@janetdeethept6259- Major national retail store that sells shoes

    • @rembo183
      @rembo183 Před 2 měsíci

      @@janetdeethept6259 -national chain of shoe store use your computer and google it

  • @hollygaye
    @hollygaye Před 5 měsíci

    MY Skechers may not be this same shoe. but yesterday i triped over the front of the rubber sole, and went flying. i broke my shoulder. no more skechers for me!

    • @janetdeethept6259
      @janetdeethept6259  Před 5 měsíci +1

      Sometimes we trip because our foot doesn't clear the floor. I hope your shoulder recovery is fast.

    • @hollygaye
      @hollygaye Před 5 měsíci

      Yes, I'm well aware. However, this particular shoe, and no other, has caused this specific problem. Plenty of people's feet don't clear the floor, but this shoe's front sole sticks to the floor and stops dead in it's tracks. the Go Walk shoe.I've googled and found many others have stumbled, tripped, or in the worst case, fallen.@@janetdeethept6259

  • @user-bf2xk3pn8o
    @user-bf2xk3pn8o Před 8 měsíci

    You are speaking about the Skechers Slip On while demonstrating a Skechers Slip In. They are totally different shoes.

    • @janetdeethept6259
      @janetdeethept6259  Před 8 měsíci

      I used slip on as a verb for the video but thank you for the correction

  • @sherrywarren-biers3327
    @sherrywarren-biers3327 Před měsícem

    Good shoes at first, but then the lack of firm support starts to appear. I feel they end up damaging your feet.

    • @janetdeethept6259
      @janetdeethept6259  Před měsícem

      Regular, daily use of shoes actually break down around 6 months