Slip-resistant outsole provides traction on wet and slippery surfaces for enhanced safety
Heel-hugging technology reduces foot fatigue and discomfort during long shifts
Elastic laces and built-in shoe horn enable quick and easy on-off
Supportive design offers 48,000+ 5-star reviews and expert customer service
Lightweight construction at 11.2 oz for all-day wearability
Picture this: a supportive work shoe you can trust to catch you—through every speed walk, spilled drink, and screeching halt. SHIFT’s slip-resistant outsoles bring traction to any slippery surface, while heel-hugging tech takes the ache out of every shift. An added bonus? Elastic laces and a built-in shoe horn makes on/off so easy, you mi
Weight
11.2 oz (size 8, width medium)
Heel-to-toe drop
8 mm
Upper material
Synthetic
Outsole material
Rubber
Closure type
Lace-up
Best for
Healthcare servers, baristas, custodial staff
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Decent shoe, inner fabric not durable
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Brianna · 4 days ago
Not whats advertised.
I gifted them to my mom for her birthday because she needed good orthopedic shoes for work. They fit well, but they are not slip resistant like the description says. They also didn’t help her feel better, so she doesn’t really use them. They are good material, but not what they hype themselves to be. Average overpriced shoes.
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Araceli · 14 days ago
Best shoe that I’ve had to work in
I work 10-hour shifts, 4–5 days a week, and these are the most comfortable work shoes I’ve tried! I purchased them on January 16, 2026, and I’m buying another pair on October 28. They’re pricey, but they’ve saved my feet from many miserable nights!
The inside heel lining is starting to wear through, but the shoes themselves are holding up great. Unlike other work shoes, the soles aren’t coming unglued and making it sound like my shoes are talking! 😂 I work in a deli, so they’re constantly getting wet and drying out. Considering the long shifts and daily wear and tear, I’m impressed with their durability. Comfortable, long-lasting, and worth the money!