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Skechers GO WALK Flex Clear Creek Waterproof Slip-ins Women’s Trainers 124846

Women: Skechers GO WALK Flex Clear Creek trainers combine a waterproof lace-up design with Hands Free Slip-ins convenience. The listing describes cushioning and support features, while customer feedback is divided on sizing and comfort.

At a glance

  • Hands Free Slip-ins design is intended to make putting the trainers on easier.
  • Waterproof lace-up construction, as stated in the listing.
  • Memory Foam insole, ULTRA GO cushioning, Flex Pillars and Heel Pillow are specified features.
Price
£65.34Save 30%

Reference price: £94.00

Price checked: 14 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

  • Hands Free Slip-ins entry offers an easy-on option alongside the lace-up design.
  • The listing specifies a waterproof construction and several cushioning and support features.
  • Customer feedback appreciates the easy slip-on action and waterproof design.

Cons

  • Some customers report blisters, and comfort feedback is mixed.
  • Sizing feedback varies, with some customers saying the shoes run large.

Technical specifications

10 specifications
Identity
BrandSkechers
Model number124846
DepartmentWomen's
Construction and cushioning
Uppermesh and synthetic upper
InsoleSkechers Air-Cooled Memory Foam insole
Cushioninglightweight ULTRA GO cushioning
Support featureFlex Pillars
Heel featureexclusive Heel Pillow
Designwaterproof lace-up design
Dimensions and installation
Weight listed1 kg

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

The listing describes a lace-up shoe with Hands Free Slip-ins entry. Customer feedback praises easy on-and-off use but differs on sizing and comfort, including reports of blisters. Consider fit carefully.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

  • Walkers seeking a waterproof trainer with a convenient step-in entry.
  • Buyers looking for a cushioned walking shoe with a mesh and synthetic upper.

Less suited to

  • Shoppers who need consistently predictable sizing or comfort based on customer feedback.
  • Anyone seeking a shoe without laces.
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Customer reviews on Amazon

4.3 / 5 · 363 ratings
  • 5 stars69%69%
  • 4 stars13%13%
  • 3 stars7%7%
  • 2 stars3%3%
  • 1 star8%8%

Customer feedback highlights easy on-and-off use, the waterproof design, appearance and perceived value. Fit and sizing opinions differ, and some customers report blisters. These differences matter when choosing a shoe for regular walking, even though the listing specifies a cushioned insole and support features.

Positive themes

  • Customers appreciate the easy slip-on and off design.
  • Customers speak positively about the waterproof design and appearance.

Negative themes

  • Some customers report blisters.

Mixed feedback

  • Customers disagree on sizing, with reports ranging from true to size to running large.
  • Comfort feedback is mixed.

Frequently asked questions

Are these trainers waterproof?

The listing describes the GO WALK Flex Clear Creek as a waterproof lace-up design. Customer feedback also speaks positively about the waterproofing, but that does not establish performance in every condition.

Are they easy to put on?

They are described as Hands Free Slip-ins, and customers mention that they are easy to slip on and off.

How does the sizing run?

Customer feedback is mixed. Some find the sizing true to size, while others say the trainers run large.

What cushioning and support features are listed?

The listing names a Skechers Air-Cooled Memory Foam insole, lightweight ULTRA GO cushioning, Flex Pillars and an exclusive Heel Pillow.

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