Men'S Outdoor Hiking Sandals, Closed Toe Athletic Sport Sandals For Summer Water Shoes - Lightweight Trail Walking Review

I've got a lot of experience with Atika Hiking Sandles. These are my 3rd pair and they appear to be as good as the first. Well made, nothing sloppy. I wear Atika sandles all year weather permitting. My first pair are similar to this model, I got years ago and they are still holding up. They are my beater pair for working the yard and car now. I estimate I've walked/hiked multiple hundreds of miles in the first pair. You can see good wear on the soles now and the webbing is starting to let go as

Good quality shoes. Mind the size you order. I’m a Size 12 and that is what I ordered. Should have gotten a 13. The bottom/back of my heel rubbed on the small ridge around the back of the shoe. Immediate blister that stayed with me throughout the vacation. If the shoe was 1/4 inch longer it would not have happened. I trimmed off the ridge so it’s OK now but I shouldn’t have had to do that.

My husband loves these shoes but after wearing them for a few weeks something sharp started poking into his heel. I ended up pulling a broken needle out of the shoe. I couldn’t find an entry hole on the bottom of shoe and the needle wasn’t long enough to go all the way through so I have to assume that the needle got there during manufacturing. Other than that, my husband really likes them.

I have been wearing these for the last 3-4 weeks and have no complaints. Once you adjust the Velcro band then elastic laces on the tops can be easily fitted. The laces are quite long so they tend to "swing out" when walking, so I tucked each inside one of the elastic loops for each sandal and the problem was solved.

I love to hike/backpack. Living in the Pacific Northwest there are plenty of opportunities for these activities. As I've begun to age the feet just get blisters so easily. I've tried so many things. But they just don't help. So this was next on the list.This past weekend I went on a short backpacking trip. 2 miles in to Oval Lake (Mt Hood Nat'l Forest). I brought these sandals as a backup to one more attempt at taping and using Second Skin. Still was working on heal blisters as I approached the

I bought this for use during a vacation. One of the big points is that these do not work that well on wet surfaces. Even Dry polished marble floors were slippery with this shoe. When I would were my flip flops over this shoe they did not slip on the same floor. We were in a water park and I had a few close calls with me losing footing. I will be returning these and looking for something with better traction. Also, we just got back from a 10 day trip and the wear and tear is more than expected…

Like the way these look. Haven't had a chance to wear yet. I've bought a couple pairs of Atika sandels and they held up really well.

Update to 4 star review - These are very comfortable like the pairs I purchased several years ago. I used them daily for 3 weeks (average 3 miles a day of walking) and they are holding up well. I recommend them.Original 2 star review - Not the same quality as the pairs that I purchased several years ago. Both are not the same quality. One has way more sloppy glue marks than the other. Only time will tell if they will last. I would have returned them for a full refund if I didn't need them for a

I love these sandals because they are very comfortable and easy to put on; no buckle. They protect my toes and they are stable.

if you want a one time throw away these might be it but they're uncomfortable and built with cheap glue on the sole. this is one of those get cheap and pay cheap deals but isn't a bargain ordeal.

Well I've had these sandals for about a week now and they are pretty good. Good looking and they seem well constructed to me so far. They could use a little more arch support but I think I can find something to place in these sandals to help the arch support. They seem almost as good as the Keen sandals that they are replacing at about 1/3 of the cost.

Liked the fit, comfort and appearance. Both this and another pair. Both pairs had trouble with the rubber toes peeling away from the body of the sandals. I’ll use them until they no longer look decent. I tried using some adhesive on one pair and ended up throwing them out.

These "sandals" fit like shoes, but allow your feet to breathe. I had purchased a pair previously for myself, and my husband liked the look of them. So these were purchased for him and he loves them! We will definitely buy more of these in the future. There is another brand that costs way more. These are wonderful! The look of sandals, and the rugged durability of hiking shoes.

I liked my blue pair so much, that I purchased an orange and later, a green pair. They fit my foot very well and have lots of adjustments, as your foot swells, during the day of activity.Best off, it is comfortable for walking and is excellent for moving around on a sailboat.

Outstanding White People Adventure Shoes. What would make these 5 Stars would be if they had mesh to keep pebbles out. Thanks for attention!

Used them for river walking and fishing, a little heavy but durable in the sense i didnt need to worry about kicking a rock or jamming a toe, I will get some use out of them i hope they hold up.

Who has these are about the only thing I have put on my feet in the last five or six years. I have three different styles of the same sandal they're incredibly comfortable they wear very well they're made well and they run through the size and I have size 13 feet. I've had several different pair over the years and I've never been disappointed.

I like wearing sandals with close toe and lots of straps around the foot. I usually buy Tevas or Keen which are great but expensive. I saw these on ebay and decided to take a chance. I have been wearing them now for about a month and they have held up pretty good. I do a lot of yard work and it's a big yard. Lots of dirty jobs in hot, wet, dusty, dirty conditions. These sandals aren't as beefy as the Keen or the Tevas but for the price difference I think they are a good choice. I doubt there is

I've had these for about 6 weeks now and have been walking in them quite a bit. Probably 2-5 miles per day, 3-5 days per week. Most of these are dry weather walks in my neighborhood or short hikes in local forest preserves.But this past weekend, we did a back country canyoning trek that started out as a plan to do a short walk, but turned into a 14 mile walk in creeks and mud, over rocks and roots. Once it dawned on me that we had done 8 miles and had 6 to get back, I was concerned that my feet

These are ok for the price, but the souls are very hard, not as comfortable as Keens. Ok for trashing around the yard. That's my review!