3.5
60% of reviewers would recommend to a friend
Kizik
3.5 • 26 Reviews
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3.5
60% of reviewers would recommend to a friend
Kizik delivers true hands-free slip-on convenience, and reviews indicate the brand works well for pregnancy, arthritis, travel, and quick on-off, with styles like Athens, Milan, and Lima praised for comfort and versatility; however, recurring complaints cite poor durability (toe box fabric puckering, heel holes), inconsistent fit and support, and shoes that sometimes fail to slip on cleanly. While many call them game‑changing and buy multiple pairs, others report blisters, wide/loose sizing, and quality-control issues that diminish long-term satisfaction with the brand.
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2y ago
I wanted to love these shoes. I really did. But I don’t. PROS: the heel is very comfortable and it is easy to slip your feet into to the shoe. CONS: they don’t fit well. I could have easily fit into a 7 rather than an 8, even though every other pair of shoes I own are size 8. I think their advertising and pictures are a little misleading. I thought I was getting shoes that didn’t need to be laced, although they had the appearance of laces. I have other shoes that work that way. When I received these, I saw that they had regular laces but I was able to slip them on without having to untie the laces. However, they were way too loose. I had to tighten the laces significantly to get them tight enough. As a result, they are all bunched up at the top of my foot and don’t look good at all. I still can’t get the laces tight enough to make the shoe fit like it should. Plus, the laces flop around on the top of my feet. I’m disappointed after paying $129 for this pair of shoes. They need to be more transparent with their advertising and pictures they use on their web site. I will not recommend this show to anybody.
3y ago
I wore them to work on the first day I got them and I got blisters on my feet. They are very uncomfortable. 130.00 poof. Will be throwing them out
3y ago
I wouldn't recommend for the price. They don't always work as hands free and I've had to go with no tie elastic laces to make them truly slip on. They run wide and large. They aren't as supportive as other walking, running or gym shoes I own. There are also more attractive supportive sneakers out there. If you want hands free, i recommend buying elastic no tie laces to replace cloth laces in sneakers and save yourself a lot of money.
3y ago
no joke these things are so comfortable. I love them!!! I have 5 pair now
3y ago
Seriously awesome. You literally so into these sneaks without using your hands at all. I also got a pair for my child... She loves them but they aren't holding up as well as other kids shoes (kids are so tough on shoes). A bit pricey but worth it