Review on Aleader Aquatic Adventure Water Overcast Men's Shoes by David Mcdonald

I work in the pool industry and have tried expensive waterproof shoes, boots, cheap shoes and all had a common problem - wet socks at the end of the day. So I got the idea to find a shoe that would support my feet like sneakers, but something that didn't require me to wear socks. After 1 week and a few days (all routes run) including a few rainy days, my conclusion is: to be honest, I really like these shoes. My feet get wet but the key point for me is that I don't have to wear socks so they don't stay wet all day. These shoes dry so quickly. They also make it easy to avoid obstacles like the Baja steps because I can easily get in the pool. The only downside is that sometimes things like small rocks get stuck in the holes on the bottom. Nothing has hurt me yet, and nothing lasts long. On a rainy day it wasn't the best because a few areas were muddy so I kind of drowned in muddy puddles but by the next pool everything that had previously stuck to shoes was gone. Feeling all the dirt now wasn't fun, especially as I'm trying to move fast in the rain. We'll see how long they last, but at this price point, if they last as long as any other cheap running shoe, it's a win in my book. They dry quickly and I don't have wet socks and/or feet all day. There are many different styles and they have great reviews. I finally settled on these because I wanted to try laceless shoes! I'm glad I risked it with them. Very, very satisfied!