Walmart’s ‘Better Than Nunn Bush and Skechers’ Work Shoes Are on Sale for Only $18

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Walmart’s ‘Better Than Nunn Bush and Skechers’ Work Shoes Are on Sale for Only $18 originally appeared on Athlon Sports.

Black slip-resistant shoes are a must-buy for many people due to their requirements at work.

Walmart is doing its best to make grabbing such a pair of shoes as affordable as possible by selling Dr. Scholl's Mens Sync Work Slip Resistant Oxford Shoes for only $18 right now.

The list price of the sneakers is $65, so buyers are saving a whopping 72%.

The color of the shoes is black, and available sizes (at time of publication) range from men's 11 to 14. Sizes appear to be selling fast at Walmart, so grab yours while you still can.

"I actually really like these shoes ... Better than Nunn Bush and Skechers," says a reviewer.

Dr. Scholl's says, "In independent lab testing, our men's work shoes beat industry average for comfort and cushioning. Oil-resistant, slip-resistant Lock Step Outsole meets SATRA TM63 and TM144 standards. Passed additional surface testing for vinyl tile, eurotile, and steel plate."

Buyers have rated these work shoes four stars out of five.

"Love these shoes. I purchased them as a gift for my son. He loved them so much that he asked for a backup pair. He says he received a lot of compliments, and they are really comfortable. Usually, it's mom, you have no taste, you're old! This time, I'm cool ... so I highly recommend these shoes," says a reviewer.

"Comfortable and water resistant," says another.

Walmart offers free shipping on orders of $35 or more. Walmart+ members get free shipping with no minimum order. This item qualifies for free 90-day returns.

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This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on Jun 6, 2025, where it first appeared.