SkechersMen's Rockland - Systemic Work Shoes from Finish Line

Name: Men's Rockland - Systemic Work Shoes from Finish Line
Brand: Skechers
Rating: 4.40 (139 reviews)

4.4 (139)

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When your job calls for tough shoes that won't slip or slide and can handle electrical hazards, the Skechers Rockland - Systemic Work Shoes should be your go-to. The slip-resistant outsole keeps you safe so you can do your job, while the stylish good looks keep your look classy.

Product Features
- Skechers men's work shoes
- Smooth leather upper with overlays for style
- Cleated outsole detail
- Interior cushioning
- OSHA compliant flexible rubber slip resistant traction outsole
- Electrical Hazard (EH) safe design meets ASTM F2413-05 EH standards
- Style no. 76832
- Men's casual footwear from Finish Line
- Leather upper; Rubber sole
- Imported
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Ratings & Reviews

4.4/5

139 star ratings & reviews

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8 years ago

from Denver, CO

Disappointed

I have worn this shoe before, switched to clogs for a while and decided to try a tie shoe again when things started aching that normally didn't. Big mistake. I just needed new clogs, not necessarily a tie shoe. These shoes were so uncomfortable they made me hurt WORSE. I gave them two weeks to break in and it was brutal. I bought $20 special inserts for better cushioning and support on top of the $54ish I spent on the shoes and gave it another two weeks. Still a fail. The soles are very hard, even the new inserts didn't help. I wish Skechers had a money back guarantee on their work shoes like Shoes for Crews. As kitchen workers, we work very hard in tough conditions and don't bring home a high paycheck so spending $50-$100 on shoes is a big deal. If you're considering this shoe, save yourself the $70+ and buy something else.