If you’re anything like me, tying your sneakers can be somewhat of a chore — whether it’s because I lack the time or energy, my usual protocol is to wedge my foot into my shoes before I race out the door instead of bending over and properly lacing up. This must be a common issue, as popular footwear brand Skechers has designed a line of slip-on sneakers that take tying and untying your laces out of the equation. Just slide your foot into a pair of Skechers Slip-ins and you’re ready to go, no hands required.
I’ve tested some of the best cross training shoes out there, so I can be a little discerning when it comes to quality sneakers. While I could see Skechers Slip-ins being a great option for more casual usage (and for those with mobility restrictions), I wondered if they’d pass the test for my usual rigorous workouts. So I donned a pair of Skechers Slip-ins Summits for a week’s worth of walks, runs, weightlifting, and HIIT classes. Read my full Skechers Slip-ins Summits review below to see how they fared.
