do these pair of shoes have any "slide" to them or do they have grip?
499501
In my experience and the bowling alley I go to the they have and even slide to grip ratio although I have not treated the bottoms in a while, also if u decide to go with this shoe keep in mind that they run a bit big so maybe get half a size smaller. Hope this helps.
559202
They have a sole that is like most bedroom slippers. I think it would still slide on hard wood floors though. My kids have not had any problems with them and have really enjoyed them.
1850137
No they do not but they do not slide around once trimmed to the correct size! I love them!!!!
225012
Hi, they have a seam that is expandable, neither my husband nor I have ever had any trouble with them rolling or sliding down. They stay in place.
2014050
They are somewhat gripping, but I haven't had any problems with them slipping. They do help with foot pain. I'm on my feet all day and suffer from plantar fasciitis and these do help.
338341
They are for the most part smooth, with maybe just a swoosh sound if you pull them fast. Hope this helped.
1915483
They do not slide with certain socks--I bought a roll.of double stick tape heavy duty to keep on the bottom of each hill cup so they won't slip inside my shoes and boots-they occasionally need replaced-this style doesn't have a deep cup so it fits nicely even in dress type shoes
523376
It doesn't have any grippers, but the plastic material is kind of textured. I mever had any problems with slipping.
708342
They do not really have any float, they are pretty much designed to allow you to clip in and out moving the heel sideways. They do have a screw that allows you to set the tension for more movements. Also, they have a sneaker side in case one does not want to be clipped in.
1168914
Not slippery at all. A child can hop from one to the other in bare feet, shoes, or socks. They squish (deflate) when you step on them and then regain their shape after removing your foot.
2268412
No, they gripped just fine. The toe stop was VERY slippery, as it seemed to be a plastic rather than a rubber feel. That kind of stopper is fairly worthless. Lol
818756
I put them on my '14 Street Glide and didn't have to change a thing. With slip-ons, no dyna needed.
36421
No. I haven't had any issues with them sliding. I am using them in wrought iron furniture.
331822
Yes. That is part of why I bought them. Slide on left shoe and rubber on right.
1402096
The colored part it's hard, and there is a rubber edge around the bottom do they don't slip. My kids play on them with shoes and barefeet.
1432599
These particular shoes don't matter. You can move the soles back and forth between the shoes. For other types of shoes, "Righty" means that the Left shoe should slide. And for a "Lefty", the right shoe should slide.
1976973
It didn't have little rubber grips or anything, but I wouldn't say they were slippery. They aren't silky/satiny, so there isn't much slip. They're about as grippy as you would expect from cotton gloves.