Ryka Women's Sky Walk Sneaker

Lightweight and so comfortable...the footbed is very cushiony ......I first tried them on without socks just out of excitement to try them quickly.... and they were even comfortable then, so with socks (which is how I wear my sneakers) they are even that much more comfortable. I've been wearing Asics for YEARS.......my go-to will be Ryka from now on! They are really attractive too and have a low-profile sole tread. Good looking sneakers! True to size.

My wife loves these shoes, as they are comfortable and great for walking, this is her back up or next up pair as she just bought a pair a few months ago and when she saw the fantastic price on these, she had me get them. Oh as a side note she does get a new insert with a better arch and support for her walks.

A good looking shoe. Foot bed was comfortable and a good mixture of firm with some cushion while walking. The laces were a little things for my liking but that can be easily fixed with different laces. Soles had decent traction and felt pretty non-slip. Ultimately, I returned these because of a personal issue. The ball of my foot is quite wide but I have a narrow heel. These shoes were a little tight over the ball of my foot which made me have a little bit of the feeling of claustrophobia but not as bad as some of the shoes I tried. I could order a wider size but then they would flipped off the back of my heel. I also felt that even though these shoes have a memory foam foot bed the Saucony's I also ordered felt like they had twice as much cushion inside and were not tight across the ball of my foot. As i am ordering these shoes for an upcoming trip where I know I will be doing a lot of standing at the airport and walking around our destination I want all the cushion I can get. I know that my feet are different so I do not blame the shoe or the manufacturer for the issues that only I may have. If I didn't have weird feet I think these shoes would be great.

I have wide feet (at the ball of my feet), but regular-size ankles, so it's difficult to find shoes that really fit. (Most "wide" shoes are wide in the heel as well.) These Ryka Women's Sky Walk shoes are comfortable from day 1, no need to break them in. They have great cushioning and good support. I own several pairs and keep them at each of my kids' homes, so I always have my wonderful walking shoes when I'm there visiting. Added bonus - Ryka is women owned! I highly recommend these shoes!

This RYKA WOMEN'S SKY WALKING SHOE (Frost Grey/Aqua SKY/Iron Grey) is very pretty, and feels great when you put it on. However, it's not a good shoe for "power" (exercise) walking. The memory foam doesn't provide much impact cushioning, so the shoe does little to reduce the strain on my knees and hips that results from walking on the sloped concrete sidewalks around my neighborhood. I do like the sole very much, because it provides great traction when the sidewalks are wet or covered with seeds from overhanging trees. I haven't used these shoes a lot, but my very first impression was that they were NOT well made, given the price (about $43). I believe the reviews that say the memory foam breaks down and that the shoes fall apart after a couple of months of serious exercise walking. The fit isn't bad for me--an 8B always seems to fit, in any shoe--as long as the laces are tight. If I fail to lace the shoes carefully, my feet slide forward and my toes bang against the ends when I walk. So maybe the shoes are a bit shorter than I expected, or maybe I don't need the narrow heel. The exercise walking shoe that works for me is the ASICS Women's Gel Tech Neo 4 Walking Shoe . The ASICS shoe costs almost twice as much, but the gel cushioning takes a lot of strain off my knees and hips. I rate this RYKA Women's Sky Walking Shoe at a generous 3 stars ("It's okay" on the official Amazon scale).

I've been buying these same sneakers every time I wear my last pair out for years now. They are comfortable, lightweight, fit well, and last for several years of daily wear and tear before I need to replace them. Personally I have flat feet so the mild/not super arched memory foam insoles work perfectly for my needs.

The shoes are nice looking. I like the pink-ish color of Moonlite. However, the feel of the shoe is "squishy." Severe heel slippage, especially on the left shoe. I am between 9 and 9.5, ordered 9.5 which is the right length for my feet. I laced as tightly as possible, all the way to the highest eyelet. Then I added a heel grip at the back: still slipping, still squishy. I removed memory foam -- difficult because the glue is extremely strong -- and inserted Spenco insoles for firm arch support. The laces are too thin and delicate; I replaced those also. I am still trying to outfit them to be wearable, don't know if that will ever happen but these will have been my first and last Rykas. My guess is they're great if you have wide, substantial feet. Mine are narrow at heel and I need support. EDITED a few months later. The adaptations finally work for me and I am enjoying my Rykas; in fact, bought another pair. The new trick to help with fit are compression toeless ankle socks. These help with firm fit at the heel and provide extra arch support. None of this matters if your feet aren't as fussy as mine. The shoe is about mid-range quality. There is lots of toe room.

The shoes arrived on Feb 11/12, today is Feb 18, it's been a week and they are already worn out. When they first arrived I wore them for the evening at the park, they fit great, were comfortable, light weight, and felt good, albeit a little thin-ish feeling. I should have known something was up when I took them off that night and the "memory foam" sole inserts came out with my foot (see pictures). Then we left on vacation to Vegas where I wore them for 4 days straight. By the second day I felt the thinness of the "memory foam" sole, the arch support went away, and my feet started to hurt. By the third day my shin splints were flared up and it was extremely difficult to walk around. Since they were the only sneakers I brought, I was out of luck. When we got home I looked into the shoes and I could see the seems. Now I realize the "memory foam" insole is not properly secured, it's laying inside. I'm going to try and return them to Amazon, as I found out Ryka doesn't stand behind their product. Their return policy is on the customer to pay to return, and then they decide if they accept of reject the claim, so there is no assurance after we spend more money to send back their shoddy product.

Son de plástico, pero si son cómodos.

Después de esperar a que llegaran y contando con las zapatillas para usarlas, llegaron 2 números más pequeñas. Se ven unas zapatillas normales pero no pude probarlas. Vienen desde UK, lo digo por si hay problemas de logísitica con este país. Por supuesto que las devolví y me reintegraron el dinero a la tarjeta sin problemas.

Had an old pair of Ryka shoes and they died. Couldn’t find any to buy in lockdown Australia. Managed to get these and 2 other pairs on here. Very comfortable shoes to wear straight out of the box and into long walks through the bush. Nice and wide across to accommodate my wider foot. Supports the ankle area. I will be buying more pairs!

I really liked these trainers and was careful to order the UK size but when they arrived they were a smaller US size. I returned the next day but still received a letter asking me to return them. I would still like to get these in the correct size but found sending them back too complicated if they sent wrong size again . So disappointed as they were very good quality ☹️

Box arrived completely unsealed. No tape. Expected better from Amazon. I ordered 9.5 wide. They are very comfortable. I'd definitely buy this brand again as good looking lightweight shoes are hard to find in a wide fit.