Skechers Factory Outlet

From the outside, this place is not that noticeable. But inside, it is huge. Biggest Sketchers store I have been to and lots to choose from.
My negative is that the prices are no better than anywhere else. I didn’t find exactly what I wanted and ended up going to the Sketchers in the Venetian, which opened recently. Prices were better and I found what I wanted. Plus, the salespeople were more personable.
Good place to go to and Sketchers is a good product, but bigger doesn’t necessarily mean better, no matter what some women think. :)

This is a huge store! They usually run the buy one get one half off but unfortunately I couldn’t find a second pair of shoes! I was looking for work shoes only that didn’t look too much like the other two I purchased. I looked around and found some pretty nice stuff but not in my size. I’ve been to a couple of outlets and they always seem to be lacking in the larger sizes. You have to ask an employee to check for you in the back but that’s inconvenient.
This location had lots of staff to help, which is a big plus. They actually offered to help and helped me get some shoes. I noticed there weren’t any odd shoes lying around, which is always good since those can be a tripping hazard. I had to walk to the back of the store to find the one odd mirror so make sure you get several pairs to try on before you make that walk. I thought that was kind of odd to have almost no mirrors in the store, especially when you usually need to see how the shoes work with your outfit. They also give out popcorn to the customers but I wasn’t asked if I wanted any and I genuinely didn’t want any so no loss. I guess you have to ask instead of it being offered. Overall i like this location and will definitely shop here again.

We visited this store around 8:30 pm Saturday night on Thanksgiving weekend. Everyone in the store was very cheerful and happy to help us. We received excellent customer service at the counter by an employee named «Q». She assisted in getting us set up in the rewards system and provided a senior discount on the $ 130.00 we spent. We grabbed the last couple bags of popcorn on our way out of the store. Overall this was a great shopping experience, an oddity for Las Vegas. We have shopped here for about 3 yrs. and recommend this store and product.

I always like to stop in here when I am on that side of town for meetings, etc. There are SO many types of Skechers in terms of styles. Not only is it a factory outlet store, but they also maintain a huge clearance section (about a third of the store) with great selections for children and adults. They always have great sales across the store and it is rare that I can’t find the shoe I want in the size I need.
One not-​so-​pleasant thing on my most recent visit… some of the sales associates might benefit from an employee meeting to discuss conversations that are appropriate vs. not so appropriate on the sales floor around customers (realistically…not appropriate around anyone). As I was shopping, several associates in conversation with one another passed by me. One of the comments made to the others was referencing someone they all knew as being «geriatric» and referenced the person’s just being generally slow in terms getting/​understanding things, etc. By the conversation, the pairing of the word with the behavior was not actually referencing a senior-​age person to me. So it sent a message on multiple levels. Perhaps a few minutes of conversational training during the next employee’s meeting might be helpful.
As the person who heard it, it wasn’t such that I would stop shopping there. I think it is a situation where everyone might be better served by making it a teachable moment. Sometimes the best win-​win situation is not ignoring an issue or getting rid of an issue… it is just taking a few minutes in an employee meeting to stress the importance of positive communication and behavior on the sales floor, what is expected, and discussing why such comments are not helpful nor edifying for anyone on or off the sales floor.
Overall, the employees are great. They want your shopping experience to be positive and they want to help. I always enjoy my shopping experience and with the selection and deals they have, I may wander around the store multiple times, but it almost always leads to finding that perfect pair of shoes!

Security is prejudice! Couldn’t have my backpack after promising I won’t steal, and offering to check it on way out (which is way more than I should have to do) You don’t trust me with my backpack, well I don’t trust your workers with my backpack either, so we both lose. I was going to buy like 10 pairs of shoes to take back to Hawaii. Why couldn’t I put it in car? Cause it was filled with candy for my daughter, that can melt in 120 °F. Every where I looked someone had some kind of bag. I get it, people steal, but I don’t.

They greet you when you enter the store but then they are done with you. We were looking for shoes for an adult woman, an adult man and an 8 year old girl so basically we were all over the store. The entire time my granddaughter was trying on 8 different pairs of shoes two employees stood nearby having a conversation but never offering assistance. In fact a customer walked up to them and waited for them to stop talking and turn to him which they never did and he left in disgust. I gave up looking for shoes for myself because I was too annoyed with the store. When I paid for my Granddaughters shoes the cashier asked if I wanted some kind of loyalty card and I said no I would not because I did not plan on ever returning and told him about the lack of assistance. He didn’t care. They had shoes I was interested in but never found. For the price of their shoes you would expect a little assistance.

Worst experience I have ever had for shopping. I used to be a sales in both outlet and retail store las Vegas. Those employees were just stand around talking and laughing. I asked some girl that I want a pair of shoes to go to Zion park, she doesn’t know where Zion is that’s fine, but when I ask her some kind shoe about to walk in to water, she answered me like «errr, hmm, actually, errr… I’m not sure.» And I asked her to make sure she is the sale in store, she answered yes. Be honestly, she looks like drunk or something. Later on I asked her to bring someone knows about their product, another girls shows up and I told her o want a pair of shoes able to walk in the water and she point left side of store and told me maybe there… I checked those are kids shoes and find her again then she brings me to another side and told me” I think we run out of water shoes, but you can check out our slippers” I left without buying anything. I’m not coming to this store again.

Based on one of my friends suggestions, I stopped in here to pick up a pair of golf shoes. I was a little disappointed that the World’s Largest Skechers Outlet Store only had 4 pair available. I snuck over to the clearance area and found only one pair in my size. Needless to say I didn’t get any new golf shoes.
But they have a huge selection of so many shoes it is a shoppers paradise. I did find a nice pair of waterproof running shoes (I don’t run) that will work as work shoes…50% off in the clearance area for a grand total of $ 45.
And of course they have their famous buy one, get one 50% off sale going on. With the huge selection and decent prices, everyone should find something they like.

World’s largest store and it is obvious. Plenty of styles to choose from plus athletic gear, socks, pads, cleaners etc. Looking at the people checking out almost no one bought one pair, everyone had multiple boxes at the counter. If you need work shoes this is the place to come. Located on the Eastside and very easy to find and get to.

Worked the clearance isle and got some great deals on boots and shoes. Might just have to come buy every time I come here on vacation.

Alright, it’s Maddi again with yet ANOTHER review. Now, my review is a little different. Meaning, I used to be employed with Skechers when they first opened. They had a mass hiring online for associates during that time to work at the NEW location on Flamingo and Maryland (I believe it was 2009 – 2010). I previously worked for Payless shoes for 7+ years. (AND NO, I’M NOT THAT OLD! LOL)
Anyway, I thought Skechers would be a change for my supervisory retail career. O M G! What did I get myself into??? BAD BAD company to work for. The manager at the time was (Jose) he was fired for dealing drugs in the parking lot during work. The District Manager (Maggie), I don’t know where they found her but, ughhh terrible woman, it was like they were picking «favorites» before the store even opened. There were other associates from other stores making very rude and snide comments to the ‘new’ associates, it was ridiculous, I STILL remember most of their attitudes and unprofessionalism.
At the time, the discounts were AWESOME, the associates received a FREE pair of shape-​ups, a 40% off discount on regular priced items, the clearance section. NOW THAT PART WAS GOOD. OMG, let me tell you that was one of the things cool about working there, AND my paycheck of course and I met a couple of friends whom I still talk to :-). So, one day when Jose, announced the CEO was in-​town and he was going to visit the store, of course everyone went into a panic. I’m like, I know how visits go, so ok whatever.
It was Bob Greenburg, I even looked up his pic on google just to make sure and yep, it’s him alright! They pulled up in a black limo unmarked with the name of the hotel he was staying at, his chauffeur was standing outside of the entry way, there was some younger woman with him, I believe she worked for skechers in Huntington Beach, CA. Bob had on a jeans and a t-​shirt, casual, a grumpy look on his face. Oh, and another thing, managers (Jose), assistant manager (Christina) DO NOT respect the full/​part-​time associates. If you were not of management, they treated you like crap. When I met Bob, I spoke to him, he gave me this dirty look, he didn’t speak back, and when he saw Christina (the assistant manager) he walked right past me and in a running motion to shake her hand… MY OH MY… typical of a BIG wig attitude. It’s like just stay in your fancy office, sitting in your leather chair, prop your feet up and smoke your cigar… SHEESH!!! The only person that had a good attitude was Adrian and he STILL works there! I go into Skechers to shop from time-​to-​time, ALL NEW STAFF AND CREW. I guess they finally woke up! LOL
But, all in all I was so glad that I parted ways with Skechers. I could go on and on but I will end it here. I know my experience was rough and tough, but it’s a JOB for teenagers, not college degree professionals such as myself. The shoes are awesome, but being employed there… HA! Just reference the above info.
–Maddi

Today I was in a desperate hurry to find a comfortable shoe for work shifts, and a wonderful girl named Alexa helped me do that. She dug through the back more than three times to try to find my unusual size and smiled the whole time she help me. She was very patient and very sweet and very knowledgeable about her product. Thank you!

I actually came in here to update my review, and somehow I never reviewed this place. They deserve a 5* review after today’s experience.
So I’ve been shopping here for a few years. Lived in Vegas a long time and always went to the Skechers outlet at the Premium Outlets, and one time they told me to check this location. I didn’t even know it existed, so when I made the drive out I was amazed to see the size. They have a much bigger selection than any other Skechers outlet I’ve seen, and their prices are even cheaper than the other outlet locations in town!
It’s not exactly in a great neighborhood, so the store can get a little ghetto at times, but when you walk out of the store paying under $ 50 for 2 pairs of shoes, life isn’t so bad. They always have Buy 1 Get 1 50% off going, so once you pick up one pair you might as well get two. :)
Why did I come in today to Unilocal about them? Well, I bought 2 pairs of shoes 3 months ago, and I’ve been wearing them both back and forth. One of them got a hole in the top of the shoe at the stitching, so I brought them by to see if there’s anything we could do. Without a receipt, the manager happily took them back and gave me a brand new pair of the same kind. They were down to $ 24.99, so I would have been fine buying a new pair if I had to. But it’s nice to see a store manager taking responsibility for their defect and saving their customer a huge hassle of going through corporate. No mess, no fuss, new shoes.
If you like Skechers shoes at all, I highly recommend you stop by this shop if you haven’t already.

Really nothing wrong with the store.
I got some nice black work shoes. Good style. And…
For fifteen bucks??? Non skid! I’ll buy that… Comfy too. I know that, for some reason, these shoes seem to wear out faster but for the price… Who cares? That just means when they do, I get new ones.
So, that’s the only reason. They are budget shoes but that’s all I want here. Reviewing them seem redundant but just fyi only.
If I were rating for the price only, it would be six stars.

For all my Canadian friends who visit Vegas, take the time to visit this outlet if you’re at all interested in shoes. I stopped in out of curiosity, having never bought Skechers before, and walked out with four pairs! Well, I HAD to get four, they were having a sale with your second pair being half price, and I certainly wanted to maximize my savings, right?
I had no idea there were so many different styles of Skechers, nor that they were so comfortable. I felt like I could have wandered their aisles for hours to try everything on. Usually I have a hard time finding shoes that make my poor old feet happy, so this was a real treat, and I’ll definitely visit them again next trip!

Great selection; variety of styles, sizes and the customer service is above par.
Free popcorn definitely is a plus and the bathrooms really aren’t bad.
As far as shoes go, largest in the world – 60,000+ pairs — plus they are more than willing to find what your looking for through another store or online! Can’t go wrong.

I give this store three stars. It’s super huge but the employees who work here are extra sluggish. Slow. And ok extra slow. They playing in the store rather than to be busy working. And what’s with the stale popcorn they serve. Anyway good sale buy one pair get the other pair 50% off.

I’m not going to lie, my expectations before going here were a bit low. I’ve kinda outgrown my Sketches phase, so I was very meh about the idea of going here. However, my mom was insistent that I give it a chance since she’s had lots of luck finding shoes here (especially since it’s really hard for her to find comfortable shoes because of the wideness of her feet.)
But anyway, this store is not bad. They have a big-​ish selection, ranging from athletic to casual to work shoes. I ended up picking a couple of flats for really cheap, especially since they were already in clearance. I was originally going to get boots, but they didn’t have a lot of bigger sizes, which sucks for all the big footed people like me.
It also sounds like they have a lot of sales throughout they year. It’s definitely not a bad place to check out if you or anyone else needs shoes. And for cheap!

As big as this place this and with all the deals on shoes, you would think there would be more than 8 reviews including this one.
Whenever I need shoes for any reason, more often than not, me and the fam end up here. They always have this special where you buy one pair, you get the second pair 50 percent off on designated items.
Now before you even do that, make sure to go straight to the back wall first. That’s where they have all the clearance and marked down items. On more than one occasion I have found some really cheap shoes here that I actually needed. Don’t be discouraged if you don’t find any deals here. You will always have the bogo option. Plus if you come back a week or two later, you should have some newer selections.
Make sure to sign up for the Skechers Club upon check out. It’s free to sign up. For every purchase you make, you get points towards discounts and special deals.
As for service, these guys are really helpful. The one person you gotta look out for is the security guy. Depending on who is assigned that day, you could be dealing with one that is really anal about little things. Case in point: My two boys were messing around a bit and knocked down one of the shoes on display. The security guy that day went on a rampage and told us to keep our kids under control or he would kick us all out. Very professional dude.
One last thing, they have a popcorn machine just inside the entrance of the store. Most days, they have popcorn already in little bags ready for you to eat. Just to let you know, the popcorn is pretty tasty with all its salty goodness. Only problem is, they don’t sell anything to drink here so I suggest you eat it on the way out. I made the mistake of grabbing a bag as soon as we came in one time and damnit, all I could think about was an ice cold bottle of coke the whole time we were shopping.
So come one, come all! If you shop here long enough, you just might find some good deals for your whole family! Just look out for the security guy if its the anal one.

Conversation with my husband as we’re walking from the car into the outlet store:
Me: «Thanks for bringing me here, they have a pair of shoes that I’d like to…»
we open the door and enter.
«…buy for work» (unable to hear myself think.)
Husband: «What?»
Me: «Shoes for work»
Husband: «Say again?»
Me: «Work shoes»
Husband «WHAT?!?»
Me: «Nevermind»
Why in the WORLD is the music so loud in this store?!? It’s a shoe store, not a club!
Anyway, the first thing I noticed when I walked in was the fact that music was a number of decibels louder than anything I want to hear while shopping. And the second thing I noticed was how freakin’ huge the store was! Holy shoes! Aisles and aisles of skechers and all I could think was, «please turn the music down» and «I didn’t know Skechers even made this many shoes.»
At the front of the store they have a popcorn maker and workers were prefilling paper bags with popcorn for customers to grab. Yes, please.
So I boogied my way to the work section and pick up the shoes I wanted, eating popcorn along the way. The aisles were very well organized and I found my size without a problem. I got the shoe for about 20 bucks less than I had seen it for online. Score!
Then I realized they were having a buy one get one 50% off sale (some of the shoes, including skecher work and their «dressier» shoes were not included). So I decided to walk through aisles and aisles of skechers, surprisingly liking a lot of what I saw. Decided to get a pair of sneakers as back-​ups, you know, just to kick around in, walk the dog to the park in, etc. My husband found a pair of casual brown shoes that he liked. Then I saw a pair of outdoor shoes good for short hikes. Figured I’d grab those too and now I realized we could get another pair at half off so I sent my husband searching for a second pair… loudly. Because the music was still blasting.
Me: «You need another pair because you can get them half off.»
Husband: «Huh?»
Me: «Go get another pair»
You get the idea.
Oh boy. That moment when a consumer takes a good deal way too far. Yup, that’s me. I’m that consumer. So we left with 5 pairs of shoes. I know. I have a problem.
At the register they told us about their skechers elite program. Free to join, earn 1 point for every dollar spent and earn $ 10 for every 100 points. I went for it and I’m already out on top with my first ten bucks and halfway to my next. Please. Don’t let me go back. How many skechers can one girl own? I now own 3 times the amount of skechers than I ever did in my lifetime.
All in all a good shopping trip, and the popcorn made up for the headache that I left with.