SAGUARO Water Shoes: Premium Barefoot Aqua Footwear for Men, 👣 Women, and Kids - Perfect for Beach, Swimming, and Gym Activities Review

If you're looking for a running or hiking shoe, I don't think this is the shoe for you (I had to buy an insole for some comfort). That's not it. It doesn't have a crack, it's just good, as the name suggests: Swamp Land.

True to size and a perfect fit - they look great and the materials are high quality. Nothing negative to mention. I've just taken the train halfway across the country and chose these to carry on board - and they were a great choice. Ordered a second pair right away.

Most of the time I walk around the house barefoot because it's easier on my joints and spine than any heel. These shoes are the next best thing. Wearing it is just as comfortable as walking barefoot, but with a lot more grip and weather protection. I bought two pairs and will likely buy more pairs in the future. I think they will work for running on a treadmill too.

Plantar fasciitis and a cleft tibia prevented me from running and even long walks for years, so I decided to try barefoot running. I was amazed at how different people run and walk barefoot, but I also quickly noticed that walking barefoot wears out the skin pretty quickly. After that, I decided to try "nude" shoes. I haven't tried other similar shoes so I can't compare them but these fit me really well. The only place I don't wear them is at work as I work in an industrial environment and my…

At first glance there are no complaints. The insert is nicely padded, more than I expected based on the reviews. The outsole is made of hardened rubber. I've been into barefoot walking and minimalist shoes for a while. It's a cheap entry point and seems pretty well made. I wouldn't advise running on big loose stones and rocks, but that has nothing to do with this shoe. If I step on a pretty big rock in my $120 sneakers, I'm going to hurt myself. I would advise starting slowly. If you're used to

I basically gave my feedback while speaking in my video. I definitely recommend them and will buy them again. I did an 8 mile walk in them and they have held up very well. I like the feeling of being barefoot and it's almost like walking barefoot without the little pebbles getting stuck in your foot all the time :-) However, if you're not used to walking barefoot, you must know that You absolutely feel a lot of kicks through the soles. I don't find it painful or sharp, but it may be a new…

Plantar fasciitis and a cleft tibia prevented me from running or even walking for long periods for years, so I decided to try barefoot running. I was amazed at how different people run and walk barefoot, but I also quickly noticed that walking barefoot wears out the skin pretty quickly. After that, I decided to try "nude" shoes. I haven't tried other similar shoes so I can't compare them but these fit me really well. The only place I don't wear them is at work as I work in an industrial…

At first glance there are no complaints. The insole is well padded, larger than I expected based on the reviews. The outsole is made of hardened rubber. I've been into barefoot walking and minimalist shoes for a while. It's a cheap entry point and seems pretty well made. I wouldn't advise running on big loose stones and rocks, but that has nothing to do with this shoe. If I step on a pretty big rock in my $120 sneakers, I'm going to hurt myself. I would advise starting slowly. If you're used to

Media could not be loaded. I basically gave my review by speaking in my video. I definitely recommend them and will buy them again. I did an 8 mile walk in them and they have held up very well. I really like the feeling of being barefoot and it's almost like walking barefoot without the little pebbles getting stuck in your foot all the time :-) However, if you're not used to walking barefoot, you need to know that you absolutely feel a lot kicks through the soles. I don't find it painful or…