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Skechers Sure Track Earth 76576EC Women’s Work Trainers

Skechers Sure Track Earth 76576EC women’s work trainers combine a lace-up smooth leather upper with a cushioned Memory Foam insole. The listing describes the design as slip resistant, while customer feedback is positive on comfort and grip but mixed on durability.

At a glance

  • Relaxed Fit design, as described in the product listing.
  • The product description specifies a smooth leather upper and lace-up front.
  • A cushioned Skechers Memory Foam insole is listed.
  • Slip resistance is a manufacturer claim, not an independently verified performance result.
Price
£54.64Save 31%

Reference price: £79.00

Price checked: 14 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

  • Customer feedback highlights comfort and suitability for work, including nursing jobs.
  • The lace-up fastening allows adjustment at the front.
  • The listing identifies a cushioned Memory Foam insole and smooth leather upper.

Cons

  • Customer feedback is mixed on durability, with some reporting the shoes coming apart after five months.

Technical specifications

8 specifications
Identity
BrandSkechers
Model76576EC
DepartmentWomen's
Construction and features
Uppersmooth leather
Fasteninglace-up front
Insolecushioned Skechers Memory Foam insole
Slip resistanceslip-resistant design
Dimensions
Weight listed1.14 kg

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

The product details use the name “Sure Track - Erath” while the title says “Sure Track Earth”. Confirm that model 76576EC matches the selected listing and variant before purchase. The listed weight is not identified as per shoe or per pair.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

  • Workers seeking lace-up trainers described for workplace use, including nursing jobs.
  • Buyers who want a leather upper and cushioned insole.

Less suited to

  • Buyers who need independently verified slip-resistance or waterproofing performance.
  • Buyers who require consistent long-term durability based on customer feedback.
Skechers Sure Track Earth 76576EC Women’s Work Trainers · photo 2
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Customer reviews on Amazon

4.5 / 5 · 2,859 ratings
  • 5 stars76%76%
  • 4 stars13%13%
  • 3 stars5%5%
  • 2 stars2%2%
  • 1 star4%4%

Customer feedback highlights comfort, fit, work suitability and grip, with some noting a roomy fit for wider feet. Reports of water resistance are also positive, but those experiences do not establish waterproofing. Durability feedback is mixed, including reports of shoes coming apart after five months. For long shifts, the comfort comments may be relevant, while buyers prioritising lasting wear should weigh the differing durability experiences.

Positive themes

  • Customers describe the shoes as comfortable and suitable for nursing work.
  • Feedback mentions good grip and a fit that can feel roomy for wide feet.
  • Some customers report that the shoes resist water in rain and puddles.

Mixed feedback

  • Durability reports differ, ranging from long-lasting use to the shoes coming apart after five months.

Frequently asked questions

Are the Skechers Sure Track Earth described as slip resistant?

Yes. The listing describes a slip-resistant design, but this claim is not independently verified here.

What materials and cushioning does the listing specify?

It describes a smooth leather upper and a cushioned Skechers Memory Foam insole.

What do customers report about durability?

Feedback is mixed. Some customers say the shoes last a long time, while others report them coming apart after five months.

Is the listed weight for one shoe or a pair?

The product details give a weight of 1.14 kg but do not say whether it refers to one shoe or the pair.

Skechers Sure Track Earth 76576EC Women’s Work Trainers · photo 3
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