Sketchers

Very nice shoe store located on time square. The music in the building is mild and comfortable, a little bit of oldies and classic rock. There was one guy running the whole store and was doing a great job. He was a little stressed but communicated with everyone. Only thing I didn’t like was how cold it was inside.
Edited my review based on the service from Rahiem. He is a very very good guest service associate. Wish he worked for me.

Belle was knowledgable, friendly, and encouraging! I didn’t want to buy shoes for my new serving job because they had to be solid black and I always want to go flashier. Plus I was nervous about spending the money. But she made me feel so comfortable and welcome. She told me that these shoes were exactly what my work wanted me to have based on the details they gave me. I am very happy that I bought from Belle!

Let me start off by saying I have worn sketchers go walk shoes for about 3 years. Earlier this summer I purchased a pair and unfortunately they not only slipped a lot but they rubbed my toes (chaffing a lot) and didn’t help with my plantar faciliatis. I was fortunate enough to stop in today and get amazing service from a manager named Cristal and a salesman named Leon as well as a woman who rang me up named Malinda. They were able to hear my story, give me a credit for a new pair (I paid a $ 3 difference). Thank you all so much for your understanding and help. I am so happy with my new shoes and will definitely send people to get these new shoes I have.

Cristal was super friendly and helpful!

This store is full of assholes! Not a single person who is helpful! Dennis has taken an extra effort to be the biggest f****** asshole of a salesman! while I was waiting for him to bring a shoe I requested he was too busy pointing fingers at me and laughing with another bunch of sales staff. I was the most loyal sketchers customer! All my shoes and flip flops were from sketchers. But now I there is NO way in hell that I will buy anything from here! The staff’s job was to make me love the brand more not the reverse! I will do everything in my power to close this damn store or at least replace every single staff. This has been the worst sales experience in my life. I would not recommend going there. There is a way to talk to people and this is not it.

Very busy, seemingly understaffed, but a wode range of styles. You’ll find what you need but just don’t expect any help along the way

Men’s Relaxed Fit: Segmented — Gundy (Boots)…WORST BOOTS I’VE EVER WEAR… one week of using it and it almost destroyed my feet. I tried to give them another chance with insoles but I barely could endure 6 hours of wearing them… not even the fake Chinese boots are bad like this ones… a A TOTAL DISAPPOINTMENT!!!

I got a great pair of shoes here. The manager was tooth notch and attended to my needs. I had a problem and returned the shoes for a new pair with. Of questions asked. I will def be here again!

This Skechers has a great location and a good product. I came here and bought some walking shoes recently, and I am happy with my purchase.
Customer service here is not the best. They talk via headsets to get shoes from the back. While I was waiting (both to try on shoes as well as to pay), it took no time to realize that this place is all about commissions. While that shouldn’t come as big surprise, the issue is that here it is screamingly obvious. Once your salesperson has their sale, you are as good as finished. At this point it is a race to get you out the door (good if you are in a hurry) and on to the next sale. It is the most impersonal experience that I am not longing to repeat soon.

An almost three year old — with ringlets like a fairy tale princess, cheeks like Shirley Temple and a fondness for making belching noises inspired my latest fashion purchase.
There I was, innocently siting in the family living room of friends, with my adult attitude and sensibilities, when a tornado of hair, energy, burping sounds and giggles came running into my orbit. In a second I was hypnotized by toddler (ness) and I wanted it! I instantly wanted to take it home like a souvenir shot-​glass from the Toddlerville gift shop. I wanted to feel that, be that, live that! In a moment I new THAT (whatever «that» is) would get me out of my adult slump.
Sometimes I don’t realize how old I am. I don’t feel how old I am. I don’t look how old I am. But mentally, I am my age and when the weight of life is heavy I feel it like a grown-​up who pays bills, worries about the debt ceiling and says things like «kids today.»
So how could I take «that» home with me? How could I channel her joy and mold it around my adult outlook? Hmmmm… I watched her jump, play and explore with the carefree energy of a child at Disney and then I saw it — the spark of light, like a north star guiding my way to the answer, her shoes!!!
On her little, almost three year old feet, were dazzling sparkly sneakers that captured the energy around her and reflected it back like a disco ball. With every step the shoes literally echoed her organic joy. I had to have them.
I left that day with a mission — FIND SPARKLY SNEAKERS!!!
But where does one go to find adult size sparkly sneakers? That was the key. I didn’t want heels, I didn’t want pumps I wanted sneakers. I needed to be able to run, walk, fast, slow, jump I wanted sparkly shoes that MOVED. I thought for a minute — where do you find sparkle and sneakers in the same place? Times Square! The lights, the tourists in their walking shoes — Times Square represented what I wanted on my feet. I began my quest.
Now, New Yorkers don’t shop in Times Square. New Yorkers go anywhere else to shop but I found myself on 42^nd street among the lights, the creepy people in character costumes, the masses of tourists walking side-​by-​side (slowly) thinking of the great musical of the same name…“come and meet, those dancing feet, on the avenue I’m taking you to 42ndstreet.” Just as I hit the chorus of the song I hit Skechers. Sneakers on 42^nd Street! Perfect.
I looked in the window, not wanting to go into any store targeted to tweens unless I had to, and from a distance I saw them, high on a display, presented like the top of a wedding cake — sparkly sneakers.
I dashed in grabbed the sample pair and my eyes opened so wide the sales associate saw the sale before I could say, «size 8.» They had three color options: pink, gold and silver. The pink were a bit too toddler — I wanted to feel like a toddler, not look like one — the gold was a bit to bling — I am able to carry off a lot of daring fashion but urban bling is not my style — the silver… as the two ladies from England said (I mentioned New Yorkers don’t shop in Times Square). «Gold is tacky but silver is classy.»
Within minutes I was lacing up my sparkly silver shoes watching the light dance and my feeling of joy climb. Who knew a teen focused sneaker store in the heart of Times Square could make me a proud member of the «silver sneakers» club. I walked out of that store wearing my sparkly sneakers just as proud as I had felt when I was an almost three year old and Mom would take me to buy my annual pair of new Hush Puppies. Yes, Skechers is a store for the young, but I also discovered it is a store for the young at heart.

What a friendly store. I felt very welcome and apart of the family foundation they had.

This is the Skechers store we usually shop at. My bf has bought a pair of nice casual shoes which didnt last him too long (he abuses his shoes) but looked quite handsome on him.
I bought a pair of the new «Work» Shape ups and decided my Danskos are more comfortable for work. While the bottoms of my feet feel fine, my knees hurt at the end of my shift especially when going up or down stairs. Maybe I am not using them the right way??? I watched the dvd which is mostly for stretches and such but I havent decided if I like them or not, just that I prefer the Dankos to them.

This is my second time coming to Skechers, I do like the service, and enjoy the friendly atmosphere.
What I have noticed was that the manager or supervisor is always on top of their game, the moment a person walks in they are telling their employees to go attend to the costumer.
Let me tell you when it comes down on making the boss happy you better be on point, or there is no sale, and if you don’t know who I mean, my wife and son. LoL
But as I said before there are very friendly and I will be doing business with them again.