This is my 4th pair of FitKicks! I love these. I wear them EVERYWHERE!!!
I'm a special education teacher and am on my feet all day, plus chasing students--and I mean truly running after them down the hallways. With my other shoes, I've always been more comfortable kicking my shoes off before chasing after the kiddos, but I have no problem in these. There's no slipping and I get enough traction that I'm comfortable running in the halls or even wet grass when I need.
The best part about these shoes is that I love hiking in them. They are so comfortable and I can walk on any surface without issues. Just last week I went hiking with my goddaughter and she had her hiking boots on and I had my FitKicks on. It was raining with mud puddles galore. My feet were wet, but so were hers, plus her socks. I don't wear socks with my FitKicks. We walked on sharp rocks, slippery rocks, tree roots, through puddles and mud. I love that these work as water shoes as well. They got muddy, but when done walking I found a big puddle and rinsed them a little to get most of the mud off. Changed into my spare pair in the car so my feet were dry and was set to go! My goddaughter had wet feet the rest of the day...her shoes took a long time to dry. When I got back I hosed off the mud better and left my shoes to dry again. She laughed the whole time we were hiking because I had my "ballet" shoes on hiking, but I ended up being the one most comfortable. No blisters or sores from wet feet!
They are my go to shoe. The only time I wont wear them is when it is freezing out, but then I just bring a pair to trade off when I get where I am going so I don't have to wear my boots any longer. :)
As for durability. For a $20-$25 shoe, they've lasted longer than shoes that I've spent $50 or more on! My first pair I bought lasted me a little over 6 months of EVERYDAY wear until I snagged the right shoe on a screw on a students stander, without that screw I would probably still be wearing them. My second pair has been going strong for 2 months and that's with hiking, mud, and ending up in the river a weekly thing. (When you have dogs...)
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