Top 10 Closed Toe Slip Resistant Shoes for 2025: Style Meets Safety

"The main thing that caught my eye about these shoes is their appearance. I wear them as casual sneakers, but how do they perform for actual use? Personally, I find that they don't have great grip. On slippery surfaces, they feel a bit unstable. However, they work fine for playing on concrete. Next, the fit. The tongue is connected to a thin inner lining, which isn't very durable. I didn't notice at first, but I ended up stretching out the left shoe. Most importantly, the arch support is poor. I have normal arches, but I need to replace the insoles with ones that provide arch support, otherwise, they get uncomfortable after wearing them for a long time. I recommend people with higher arches to size up by half a size and use insoles with better support. The upper is made of synthetic leather, which is easy to clean, but as a result, the breathability is reduced. They're more suitable for autumn and winter wear."lg...More

After wearing them for two weeks, they're pretty good. They still have great grip even when they get dusty. Just try to avoid getting them wet, as they can get slippery. The soles are also quite durable, and the side support is decent. However, they tend to rub against the ankle, and for someone like me who usually wears running shoes, they feel a bit heavy. During the first week, the muscles on the front of my shins were sore. For my weight of 116 pounds, the cushioning feels a bit stiff to fully activate.lg...More