Dr. Scholl's Women's Jennie Fashion Sneaker

This is my second pair, and I am glad Amazon carries it.Injured my foot and need something with good support. Regular walking shoes are a bit "heavy" and clunky for me. There IS a downside to this shoe, but it is something that I can live with.StyleCute colors. Sporty look. The shoe is not bulky.Ease of UseSlips on easily. The shoe stretches. It holds its shape, but because it is neoprene, there is some "give". The laces are decorative. You can tie them, but the shoe is "preformed". Because of this, they are easy to put on. They are easy to walk in, due to their streamlined design.SupportGood arch support. Cushiony feel. The support that this provides allowed me to walk around all day at work and come home without aching feet. Previously, I was in pain at the end of the day in my other shoes (Skechers, Nike). Arch support for me is firm and where the other (more expensive) shoes failed to allow me to stand all day without being in pain, these somehow work for me.CareThese are machine washable. Pop 'em in your HE washer in a net bag on delicate. In-between washes, the inserts are removable, so you can wash those as well if you've worn these without socks.BlistersI first tried these without socks and started to develop a blister on my smaller foot from all the rubbing. I put a bandage on, and problem solved. Invested in "moleskine" and used that to prevent rubbing.PronationYes, you will pronate with this shoe. I never noticed it before, but do with this shoe. But for me, the other good stuff (arch support, streamlined feel, and especially, NO PAIN after extended walking) outweighs the pronation. How do I cope with that aspect? I try to be aware of my steps/gait and this helps.Ask reviwers questions to see if this will work for you.

I put these on and walked around the house for a few minutes. They caused my ankles to roll inward and felt very awkward. Upon closer inspection of the sole, I see that there is a raised part along the outer edge. That must be what caused it. There is a picture of this odd design (4th one down on the description page as of this writing), but never realized from the picture that the long skinny shape would be protruding so much! It felt like a "bump" along the entire length of the outside of my shoe and was just too uncomfortable.They do look exactly as the picture shows pattern wise. There is no actual tongue. There's no way to adjust the laces as with a real tennis shoe or sneaker that can be tightened or loosened. These are going back tomorrow.I read a lot of the reviews so I might have received a defective pair because I don't recall seeing anyone mention that the sole of the shoe has this awkward raised area.

I love this shoe. It would have gotten a 5 star rating if the size was different. I am an 8.5 normally and pretty consistently so that's what size I ordered this time. I tried them on and walked around in them before I decided to keep them and everything felt fine. The next day I wore them out of the house and after a few hours I noticed my toes felt slightly pinched. I believe it's because the toes of the shoes curve upwards slightly. I think they will be fine once they break in but a 9 would have been a safer fit.

These shoes weren't for me. I bought them because they are flexible, lightweight, and flat. I got a size 10 M and i normally wear a 10 or 10 1/2. I now have a different pair of Dr Scholls and need an 11, so perhaps this brands runs small. These shoes pinched my toes, rubbed my heel raw if not wearing bandaids (uunpacked canvas heel), and squished my toes when I put my ultrathin insoles in them. there is also a really slippery part to the bottom of the shoes (where the footprint shape is) that bothered me. I was able to tighten them some with the laces even with the elastic opening. they also have very little support to them. It's basically like walking barefoot. They're so cute I wanted them to work but they didn't for me.

They look great and they're super comfy. I'll buy more from Dr. Scholl's for sure.Only issues: 1. There is a white spot on the shoe laces of one shoe that looks like bleach got on them. I managed to hide that spot. 2. A grommet from the side of one shoe fell off. I found it so I can probably glue it back on.***One year update: I did glue that grommet back on with some super glue. It's still attached. I wear these shoes almost every day. They're still super comfy and b/c I bought black ones they don't look dirty at all. I've gotten a number of compliments on them and I've recommended Dr. Scholl's shoes to other women. They really need to offer a fashionable men's line, though.

I bought them because they are pink, and I wanted a canvass shoe for casual wear other than the running shoes I already have. These are cute. THey have no tongue, so for some people they might have trouble putting them on. But for me they were fine, and I wear a size 9, and they seem to be okay. I just received them today, so I have to wear them to see other than around the house. Also one of the shoe laces was soiled which led me to believe that these might have been a return. But I did an inspection, and other than that they were perfect. I am keeping them.

I ordered two pairs of Dr Scholls sneakers, these charcoal grey & the nessa style, didn't like the white laces on the nessa style, but I like the grey lace on black sneaker, due to developing foot problems, I just can't wear any cheap no support shoe/sneakers anymore, so I tried these out, I think I should have gotten a 1/2 size down, but didn't feel like going through the hassle of exchanging them, I think they are comfortable, wish they were a slip on, but they look cute witth my black jeans/denim & sweats, for weekend casual wear.