Very recently bought a pair of these, and a pair of Skechers for Work Men's Flex Advantage Slip Resistant Mcallen Slip On through Amazon, as well as a pair of Skechers Sport Men's Equalizer Double Play Slip-On Loafer (bought in a brick & mortar outlet in Sept. '16). All were purchased in men's size 9, and can pass for casual shoes rather than looking like typical running shoes or "sneakers" Despite the uncertainty of purchasing shoes online, I went ahead and did it. Here's my experience: Sport Men's Equalizer Double Play Slip-On Loafer: Because these were the first pair I bought, (again, in a brick and mortar outlet where I could try them on), I used them as the "standard" by which to judge the others. These are very light, and roomy to the point where I felt they may come off my feet in periods of high activity. They're fine for just walking around or hanging out on the deck, by the grill, or other leisurely activities. The toe has a wider "box", and my feet don't feel cramped at all. Very comfy, but not for active sports, plus they don't look so much like "sneakers", and, thankfully, have only minimal orange-colored accents or flair. The inner sole is wide; too wide for my narrow foot, and flat. There's no material inside the shoe that provides any amount of arch support. (My doctor has told me I have flat feet, but have never noticed any pain from shoes that provide no extra arch support. If you're in need of that, don't expect it from these shoes). Even with socks, they still fit comfortably loose. Performance Men's Go Walk 4 Incredible: These are very light, but very snug, obviously not made from the same last/form as the Equalizer Double-Play Slip-Ons. VERY snug for a size 9 These are much narrower, with a more sharply-rounded toe, and some leather-like material around the toe and the heel. The sole, also, is much narrower than the Equalizer Double-Play Slip-Ons. While I can wear these for a few hours, they're too snug for all-day wear. I should have ordered a size 9 1/2, but again, the size I picked was based on how the Equalizer Double-Play Slip-Ons fit. I probably should have returned these, but I've been wearing them for a couple of days and the soles have begun to show the wear. I'll likely order these in a 9 1/2 for extra comfort. Thankfully, these have no neon-colored accents. Skechers for Work Men's Flex Advantage Slip Resistant Mcallen Slip On These fit very much like the Performance Men's Go Walk 4 Incredible: narrower, and very snug compared to the Equalizer Double-Play Slip-Ons, apparently built from a smaller last/form than those. These do have some arch support, a very different sole/tread pattern, and are stiffer than either of the other pair. These, too, are very light, with some leather-like material on the outside of the shoe around the toe and heel. Like the Performance Men's Go Walk 4 Incredible, I can wear these for a few hours, but will likely order a pair in 9 1/2. These, too, lack any flashy colors or accents and can pass for "casual shoes" instead of looking like sneakers. Bottom line: it seems as if Skechers has either changed the last/mold/form they use to make their size 9's, (at least since I bought my first pair in Sept. '16), or they use different ones for different models; I don't know for sure. If you can end-up with the right size, these should prove to be comfy for all-day wear. Except for the Sport Men's Equalizer Double Play Slip-On Loafer, you might do best to order 2 pairs: 1 in your normal size, plus one in a half-size larger, and fully expect to return one of the pair.
