“Very comfortable and easy to slip on, more stylish that I expected especially for a water show. Great drainage of water, only negative so far is that small stones get lodged in the drainage holes but that is to be expected with the amount of drainage the shoes have. Time will tell about their durability but so far (1 month) they have been holding up really well.”
“Everything seems to be good. Only wore them 1 time so far. For me, I needed to order a half size larger than my daily shoes. They advised to order what you wear daily, but these are a little snug but they may give a little more or stretch to be fine later. Overall, they're great.”
“These are a pretty basic water shoe. I originally bought them just for rowing, to have shoes to carry the boat to the water and on the dock. However, more recently I've tried using them for short trail hikes, at the beach, kayaking, and I think that there are likely much better solutions out there.Pros)* Self-bails quickly. You won't ever have water sloshing under your foot* Dries relatively fast in dry environments* Very lightweight* So far have been fairly durable* Insoles are removable to help dryCons)* Stones constantly get stuck in the holes that need to be fished out* While not slippery on surfaces like concrete, there's basically no tread on the bottom for hiking* Upper mesh isn't fine enough to keep sand out of the shoe* Ankle cuff idoesn't seal tight enough to keep sand/debris out, so always get uncomfortable crud under-foot* Tongue doesn't really stay in place, sometimes can be pretty uncomfortable, fold up over itself.* Probably not unique to this shoe - they'll *really* smell bad if they don't dry out quickly and were in river/lake water”
“I have large flat feet so use orthotic inserts, but can’t on these. So they bunch up little when I tighten them down (no arches). Other than that, really like these shoes. Light, easy on and off, drain well and give just enough coverage on soles of feet not to hurt or feel every rock or pebble. Use them at beach and camping at river, when I know I’m going in and out of water. Would recommend.”
