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lmp
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2025
At first not sure if them after a few wears they got more comfortable and made my feet feet great. No more pain
GaryS
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2025
These gravity defying shoes really do help me to walk a little further. I have a knee replacement on my left leg and a bad knee on my right. The shock absorbing quality of these shoes really do help to reduce the pain in my right knee so that I can walk much further. I recently went on a trip to Greece and toured the ancient cities of Philippi, Delphi and Corinth and I was able to walk around most of the day without my knees giving out. I was even able to walk up and down a very large hill at Delphi which surprised me and everyone with me. These are attractive shoes that go well with jeans and they've become my favorite.
D. Heath
Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2025
They tell you on the included tags, attached to the shoes, to spend time breaking them in. These shoes, like their sandals, get better the longer you wear them; no need for me to break them in. I work 40+ hours a week on an unforgiving concrete floor, mostly prolonged standing, some walking but not much. I’ve literally spent $1000’s on my feet in 3 years to get a shoe that doesn’t cause me to limp at the end of my shift and these are a Godsend. Love the style, quality, heel height, comfort and the included orthotics for arch support. They seem durable and built to last. Highest recommendation for these shoes and GDefy customer care.
David
Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2024
Look and feels great, but will take time to see if it helps the knee pain. I will defiantly ware the shoes but I think a good quality insole could be used to accomplish the same results. If you do not need or want a new pair of shoes you might want to try this first.
John M.
Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2024
I work in autobody on a concrete floor and I always get incredible foot and knee pain. The only shoes that ever helped my feet were shape-ups for men for work. Since they were discontinued I have been trying to find something even remotely close to them without any luck. I took a chance on these because they seemed to have a similar sole style. I will say that these are the best shoes I have found yet. If you look at my pic it will show that these soles are thick and rounded, although very lightweight. The roundness takes the pressure off the ball and heel of my foot and distributes it to the arch with very good arch support. These are great for walking long distances and standing for long periods of time, maybe not for running. I recommend these shoes and will buy them again.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2024
Size runs small. Picture from left to right shows old Gdeify shoe size 12, new Gdeify size 11.5, then Skechers size 11. Good quality shoe just questionable size.
Joe
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 27, 2024
Great bounce and forward lean. Sturdy, durable and comfortable.
Nemat
Reviewed in Canada on January 25, 2024
I actually stand for 10 hours a day sometimes on these shoes and I don’t feel the pain that much anymore
Nate
Reviewed in Australia on April 23, 2024
Like the product and great to wear. Can really tell it's working on my flat foot (no arch) problem
DEBASISH N.
Reviewed in India on July 9, 2023
Good buy, for feet sole pain.
Anthony Morgan
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 4, 2023
Earlier this year I had an Ankle Fusion operation and these trainers are ideal for my feet having recovering from surgery. They are very comfortable and support my ankle very well, I fully recommend these trainers to anyone who has ankle injury.
plum_1000
Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2023
My 11.5 inch men's blue and white walk shoe arrived an hour ago. I'll update the review as I walk more with the shoes. But... I have a lot of shoes... not because I walk a lot, but because I just can't seem to get it right. It's not always about the shoe... it's about old, diabetic and weird feet (bunion, hammer toes... just plain old, though I have the care of a brave pedicurist).First, they were light weight enough. I say enough, because the super, super light ones have a lot of foam in the soles and wear out pretty quickly. This pair of G-Defy's might do that too, but not on the first day (I hope).Next, they laced up nicely. That was a change from all my slip in's and slip-off's and sneaker styles and walk-styles. Though it's a bit more work, I will go through the effort if I can get something that works.Then the insoles. An 11.5 shoe, though perfect and wide, felt as though it needed nothing to improve it. But because of my delicate feet, I decided to put on the othotic insole even though the existing insoles fit nicely. I worked perfectly.I changed the way the laces engaged and am currently walking around the hardwood floors and enjoying the fit and feel. Oh, by the way, I'm wearing socks with them... I don't always do that.For now, a tad better than 5-star perfection!I need to walk on pavement to get a good test though it'll stomp on the warranty. It's good enough to risk keeping it and get that asphalt and cement experience out of the way. I'll know in about a half mile.Later.[Update, 2024-0113 Sat] My right knee is the culprit. I do not yet have any formal medical diagnosis. This G-Defyer works and here is how I know: First, my "man's feet" are so grumpy that I MUST wear something cushy on my bony, no fatty-tissue, old, feet... MUST be cushioned! So, when when walking about without the G-Defyer on, my intermittant right knee may start to holler at me in pain. When it does, it's a sign to wear my knee brace (if one must know, I have diagnosed my own knee ailment to something gone stupid in the femoral-patella region of the right knee). Once the "owie" starts, it's pretty regular until I get the brace on... and then I'm usually OK after that. If I'm wearing tighter long legged pants, I wear the brace externally... it looks bad, but looking bad is better than walking in pain. All this to say that, once the pain starts, I put on the G-Dfyer and the pain goes away. My conclusion, and the reason for this update... the shoe works! I can honestly say that, wearing the G-Defy's, I have yet to have a knee pain "incident". That's it... pain relief is not a theory for me.
4lifeinnh
Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2022
First I bought a womens (cuz I’m a woman) 11 of the same model but it was too short and there wasn’t an 11.5 offered. I usually take a 10 but I have an orthotic so I go up a size. So I ordered this mens in 11.5.Pros: I need extra cushion in the forefoot for metatarsal pain and this was great for that. Plenty of cushioning in the sole throughout the shoe. Good arch support with their insert but I wear my own orthotic.Cons: I feel it runs wide. I tend to overpronate (inward roll) and this shoe made my pronation worse. I could see my feet obviously rolling inward. There is a square bump under the heel which provides a nice extra cushion but it caused my feet to feel wobbly like walking over uneven ground. Never felt like my heel strike was stable. I wore the shoes for 3 weeks hoping to adjust to them but they just didn’t work for me. Can’t return them now so I’ll give them to a thrift store.
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