Amazon.com Review

Shape Ups from SKECHERS are designed to get you fit while you walk, work, shop, and more. Shape Ups have as much a place in your life as your boots, sandals, and dress casuals, and can retrain your muscles, helping you walk with a positive impact. Used properly, Shape Ups change the way you approach your daily activities. Used regularly, Shape Ups will enhance the way you feel and look; muscles get toned, calories are burned and your posture improves. Shape (more…)

I work in an industrial bakery. I am on concrete for any were from 8 to 12 hrs a day. sometimes in 2 or 3 inches of water. i am looking to find out what shoe or boot would best be suited for this type of work in terms of comfort and durability.

I want to wear mine again but would like another girl to also wear heels the same day I do!

i heard that if u work out or vacume wile wearing high heels it improves the muscles in ur thigh and butt is tht true???

I’ve just started a job where I’m standing on concrete watching and playing with dogs for 8 hours tops. I love the job, but it kills my feet and ankles.
Thing is, that i have to be within uniform, brown or black “dress” shoes, or black sneaker-type shoes.
Any advice on shoes?

I am starting a new job within the next few days and have a problem. I am going to be working at a small clothing store for women as a lead sales rep. The dress-code is casual/semi-formal-ish, no jeans policy, and this is my problem. I noticed the female employees all wear wedge type sandals, or clothes and shoes that I would never wear in my own time. I don’t like skirts, shorts, capris, tank tops or short sleeve shirts, mainly because I avoid the sun and I am not my fittest. Also, my feet sweat A LOT because I have hyperhydrosis, so naturally sandals or shoes that can’t be worn with socks are extremely uncomfortable since slipping and sliding around causes friction against my toes and sides of feet. If I could I’d prefer to wear boots with a slight heel but I also have scoliosis, so standing for long periods of time becomes hard enough, let alone in heels. I almost feel contradictory working in a fashion clothing store when I am extremely conservative, wearing long pants and long sleeve shirts.
So I’ve been really nervous and concerned as what to do. I want to be comfortable as well as fit in with everyone else. Any suggestions or advice? I’ll probably talk to the manager about it today, but was wondering if anyone else had this kind of problem as far as having sweaty feet and finding comfortable, fashionable shoes that can be worn with socks, or have a remedy for sweaty feet?
Thanks in advance!

I am starting a new job within the next few days and have a problem. I am going to be working at a small clothing store for women as a lead sales rep. The dress-code is casual/semi-formal-ish, no jeans policy, and this is my problem. I noticed the female employees all wear wedge type sandals, or clothes and shoes that I would never wear in my own time. I don’t like skirts, shorts, capris, tank tops or short sleeve shirts, mainly because I avoid the sun and I am not my fittest. Also, my feet sweat A LOT because I have hyperhydrosis, so naturally sandals or shoes that can’t be worn with socks are extremely uncomfortable since slipping and sliding around causes friction against my toes and sides of feet. If I could I’d prefer to wear boots with a slight heel but I also have scoliosis, so standing for long periods of time becomes hard enough, let alone in heels. I almost feel contradictory working in a fashion clothing store when I am extremely conservative, wearing long pants and long sleeve shirts.
So I’ve been really nervous and concerned as what to do. I want to be comfortable as well as fit in with everyone else. Any suggestions or advice? I’ll probably talk to the manager about it today, but was wondering if anyone else had this kind of problem as far as having sweaty feet and finding comfortable, fashionable shoes that can be worn with socks, or have a remedy for sweaty feet?
Thanks in advance!