“I was excited about purchasing these water shoes after reading previous reviews. I wore them twice on the lake and had problems both times. After they get wet, the material loosens up and the tongue gets twisted inside the shoe. Once you add sand in the mix, it becomes very uncomfortable as it starts rubbing against your skin. I would not buy this product again, nor would I recommend it.”
“Weight: At 8 and 3/4 oz (if you pull out the shoe inserts) with a good snug fit these are the lightest and best river crossing shoes.Dry time: less than 1 hour if hiking.Stability: not a lot but much more than a croc and much more than a slipper. I feel pretty safe crossing water I can't see the bottom in.Hiking: I don't use them much after they dry while on the hike since little peebles get stuck in the drain holes. But if I'm around town these have become my go to beech and errand shoe as well. Mesh is super breathable.”
