👟 Fila Skeletoes Slide Drainage Men's Shoes - Fashion Sneakers for Men Review

This is my third pair of bone fingers. As a rule, they last for two seasons with intensive use. Then the glue is separated from the sole and body. I confess that I am very strict with them, but they are excellent and will serve you well. I use them for kayaking, fishing and relaxing on the beach. The only downside is that it's difficult to get your pinky in, but that's just the design. Once your toes are in, they fit perfectly. They also seem to provide good protection from small pebbles, sand,

Bought these primarily for our upcoming South Padre trip in a few months but have now ordered to test them in the pool. After some use of the pool and beach I will edit and update this review but for now here are my thoughts. So far I find them worth their money. It takes a little getting used to having something between your toes, but I like the overall feel. I wear a 10.5 to 11 depending on the shoe or even the style of the same shoe brand so I tried ordering a size 11 in it. The boss fit was

I've had several pairs of skeletons in the past. The seams at the back for the tension loop irritated my skin because they were so stiff. I had to wear moleskin every time I wore them. I wore them a lot because the comfort of my feet outweighed the use of moleskin. Newer versions don't have this problem. They are now using higher quality sutures that are smooth to the touch. They are very comfortable and fit very well. If you are a fan of this type of shoes, you will love them. They have…

I have toes. I wear them all the time. I "stole" my last pair from my son and never gave them back. In the end, after 8 years of constant wear, the wear and tear on my fingers was so great that I had to buy a new set. People will give you weird looks for not being "normal," but who wants to be normal. If you've never worn shoes with socks before, you'll need to get used to them too. Shoes tend to pinch the toes together, and wearing them helps spread them apart. It may take a few days to get…

I hate wearing shoes and socks. My feet sweat uncontrollably. I try to walk barefoot most of the time. These shoes are better than walking barefoot. They protect and support your feet while being breathable enough to keep my feet from sweating. They seem like good shoes for the water but I wear them everywhere except to work and they are just as good as warm weather shoes. Better than sandals or thongs. I ordered the same size as my shoe size and at first I thought they wouldn't fit, but they…

This is my 4th pair in all these years, they are good water shoes, yes you get used to the sock, now I prefer it, prevents toes from slipping and squeaking etc. They last about 2 seasons, then the thumb starts to give and tear inside, then the finger starts to stick out and protrudes sometimes, so maybe in season 3 I will reach 2.1/2, I need to order more pair. and the price keeps going up, I've bought others but one of the things that keeps me coming back to them is the thickness of the sole…

I first bought a pair in 2011 and I really liked them. I'm tired of buying sneakers that cost $50 and $60 (sometimes more) and don't last long! So I bought another pair earlier this year as my last pair lasted over 2 years for comparison (Summer 2011 to Fall 2013) but I also wore them every day whether I was in the gym or not. So I bought this pair in blue + black (my first pair was red + black) and I get stopped by people who like them! People ask me how they feel and where I got them from. I…

I couldn't wait to try it on. First, I wear 9 1/2 regs near the narrow fitting. I had an issue with my foot slipping into a boot that was a size 10 (according to the company's online advice). After squeezing my foot into the boot, I found that the 2 little toes squashed into the same designated toe box (there are only 4 toe attributions), the smaller toe was wedged into the side of the boot to the point of pain. I decided to try the shoe with a pair of thin socks, although this seemed to work…

Mine fit well but these shoes do not accommodate my Greek toes (the second toe is slightly longer than the big toe). I wear them quite well, but the space for the 2nd finger is a little tight. This is tolerable and not a big problem since spandex is stretchy.