Skechers Factory Outlet

Came in to get a pair of the «Go walk» shoes. Although there are Skechers stores at Galleria and Town Square I chose the outlet mall due to their selection.
Both the girls working in the store were very friendly and helpful. I found exactly what I was looking for and was in and out in a few minutes. The selection of shoes is HUGE. Every style, color and size imaginable.
A really good experience that will bring me back the next time I need Skechers.

I’m not so much an elaborate review writer, but this place of business deserves an extra spot of attention. I came in with my daughter along side to update her Twinkle Toe collection, (she’s an addict!) about a month ago.
Instead of help, I got a nice, long, juicy, (and inappropriate!) story. The kids section was torn apart, (okay, no big deal) and I didn’t mind searching through looking for all the sizes I could find for her, but at one point I found myself appalled enough to leave. A manager, hopefully not of the entire store, by the name of JR was sharing a lovely story for my child and I. His previous night out with another female manager! I’m very happy my daughter learned the meaning of this woman being «too easy», amongst other terms I wish not to even share. I was mostly shocked he chose to not lower his voice in the slightest.
The worst part of this, that disrespectful man with his loud booming voice standing NEXT to the KIDS section of the store. We were the only customers in the back section but I could easily imagine someone else exploding about this had there been more people. Talk about your business in the back please sir! I might also suggest adopting the, «gentleman never tells» lifestyle.
He looked over a couple times like he was ALMOST going to stop and ask if I needed help, but it was obvious with his foot up on that bench planted, that he wasn’t going anywhere if he didn’t have to. Lazy (judging by the store appearance) and VERY disrespectful.
:(I’ll cross my fingers and hope my daughter becomes addicted to a new brand soon since her dad (a local elementary employee) started a petition to send to corporate in hopes some action will be taken. Like I stated before, «easy» certainly wasn’t the only thing to come out of his mouth. It became wildly graphic.

I don’t try to run with a perfect crowd. However I do try to run with the perfect sneakers. When it comes to sneakers, I try not to compromise on quality. That’s why I am a fan of Sketcher’s Gorun sneakers.*
The Sketcher’s Gorun sneakers are ideal for people constantly on their feet or who do a lot of running. People like myself. Before I started wearing Sketcher’s Shape Ups, which preceded the Gorun product line; my feet would feel sore. After switching to Sketcher’s Shape Ups, the soreness went bye bye. What the Shape Ups turned Gorun is, is a rocker bottom sneaker with angled grooves and a thick sole that feels like your walking on a placemat or cushion.
Goruns are not inexpensive. Looking for a good deal on Goruns, I drove to the Sketcher’s store in the Las Vegas South Premium Outlets. I parked at the Burlington at the north entrance where there is more available parking spaces. Then I walked across the mall and past the two foodcourts to the vicinity of the south entrance where the Sketchers store is.
This Sketcher’s store is decent sized with three long aisles. The left side of the store is women’s sneakers and the right side is men’s sneakers. Their presentation is decent with a sample sneaker on display with the boxes above and below. The boxes on the upper levels were high enough to require an employee to wheel a ladder to the area of that sneaker to bring down the box.
The few employees were friendly. They were also busy. There wasn’t the same level of service that you would expect in a typical sneaker shop including the Macy’s sneaker department. The common shoe store service of an employee measuring your foot size is nonexistent here. I’d have to keep trying on different sizes for the perfect sneaker fit. This added time to the shopping experience.
The prices at the Sketcher’s store seemed to have gone up. On my previous visit the Shape Ups were around $ 60 a pair. Yesterday, the Goruns were $ 83 a pair. That is not really a great deal! Khohl’s is around the same price and it is my understanding that if you pay with their credit card that they take 15 percent off. And retailers such as Kohl’s are more convenient than the outlet mall. Currently the advantage of the Sketcher’s store is half off the second pair on numerous sneakers that include Goruns.
This marks my second visit to the Sketcher’s store (was not on Unilocal). I don’t care for the inconvenience of the Outlet Center and lack of the personal service I am accustomed to in a regular shoe store. I do appreciate the commendable selection of Sketcher’s sneakers. Overall I believe that the Sketcher’s store in the Las Vegas South Outlet Mall is a step in the right direction to the perfect sneaker.*
*Sketcher’s is not the perfect sneaker for everybody. From my experiences wearing Goruns, they are the perfect sneakers for my feet.

Well, I am not a fan of Skechers… but my daughter is.
If you have a young daughter, you are probably aware that the light up Twinkle Toes is one of the most popular shoes right now. I went everywhere looking for Twinkle Toes… and they were all sold out in her size (or a size up).
I came to this outlet store and found about six pairs of light up Twinkle Toes in her size.
I bought two pairs for only $ 70, which is about $ 45 less than I would have paid for them at a retail store. It was a no brainer; I bought one in her size and the next size up.
The sales associates were pretty useless on my visit. I had three greet me, but none were to be found when I had questions. If you agree to give them your email they will give you a 20% off coupon for your NEXT visit. I was tempted to sign up and then return the shoes just to use the coupon and get my $ 14 off. It was pretty silly… and I hope to never be back there again, so I opted out.
Still, the value here was not to be missed. Best of all, I found the shoes I needed (which is the point, really).