Amazon.com | Skechers Men's Go Run Consistent 2.0 Sneaker | Fashion Sneakers

I took a chance ordering these online without trying them on first, as I usually have trouble finding shoes that are wide enough for me. I was specifically looking for a pair that would be comfortable and fit my wider feet, and these absolutely fit the bill. They’re lightweight, provide good support, and the insole has a nice cushion to it. My usual issue with shoes is that they’re too narrow, but these are wide and roomy, which makes a big difference. I’m really happy with this purchase and will definitely order again!

First, I have plantar fascitis really bad. I use the Good Feet inserts and they are awesome but not in sneakers. I went to the outlet and shoe stores, tried on all kinds and all brands, looking for a good sneaker with the best arch support. The best ones were all Sketchers and I narrowed it down to the Go Run Consistent 2.0 (there are other "Go Run Consistent models that I believe are previous models) and the Sketchers "Arch Support" Pickleball Slip-In's".At the store (and I went back to different stores for 2 weeks) the Pickleball Shoes were really, REALLY comfortable (and I don't play Pickleball!) but I just kept going back to the Go Run Consistent 2.0's. These just felt that much better.Still, I held off as the stores were charging $95 for the Pickleball shoes (and only in white) while the Consistent 2.0's were running at $80. As I am a cheap person when it comes to shoes/clothing I held off buying them at the store. Came home, logged onto Amazon and found, not only a variety of colors but at a $50-$60 price point! I pulled the trigger and got a pair in black/grey.I plan to wear them more for work but I used them to walk down through the downtown area. IT FEELS LIKE YOU'RE WALKING ON A PILLOW OF AIR!!!Call me an "old guy" but I remember a few years ago when Sketchers had those "workout sneakers that looked like you were wearing a big, curved rubber object on your foot (I think they were supposed to give your calves a workout or something like that). Well, they must have toned those down to make the Consistent 2.0's, yet still maintained some resemblance. Meaning, the 2.0's have a "rocking/curved" sole (if you were running and your heal hits first it "rolls" from heal-to-toe, if that makes sense). This is the game changer and gives you that feeling like you're walking on air!That said, I think a higher arch support and the new "slip-in" feature would make these shoes PERFECT! (Are ya listening, Sketchers? : )) But, until then I am going to be happily satisfied with the Go Run Consistent 2.0's.Would definitely recommend, for those with plantar fascitis! And buy them on Amazon as they're much cheaper and they come in different colors.

This is my first pair of running shoes. I've never actually ran before but have recently started a couch to 5k. These shoes are great, especially for the cost!! They are super comfortable and my knees do not hurt while I'm running.