So far I love these water shoes - super stylish and very comfortable. Drain well. The grip is excellent, nothing slips. Actually I usually wear a size 10.5/11 and none was available and I took a chance on a 10 for a comfortable fit and they fit perfectly (EDIT: I don't have to wear them without socks so I go with smaller shoes ( when I wanted to wear socks, they probably don't fit).

I just took her on vacation to Cancun and Xcaret. These shoes performed surprisingly well. I usually wear a half size up but these fit perfectly. What sets them apart is how stylish they are. They don't scream "water shoes" and are more like good sneakers that would suit a good restaurant.

This is fantastic. No buoyancy, minimal shoes but not so minimal that you can't walk on gravel. I had New Balance Minimus and Merrell Trail Glove 5s. The NBs were great except when you stepped on a rock on hard ground it was like stepping on it with your bare feet. The Trail Glove 5 had a good outsole but annoyingly large arch support for a minimal shoe. I've used them for jogging, hiking, mountain biking with flat pedals and worn them like regular shoes. I'm curious to try them out for…

I like their looks, simplicity and convenience. They're a bit surprisingly difficult to put on due to their shape, but once they're on I really like them.

These are cool looking shoes and they fit me. They feel very comfortable when worn dry with socks. However, I bought them for kayaking where they get in and out of the water. When wet there is a very rough fabric on the toe which completely ripped the skin on my toes when loading and unloading my kayak from the water into the car and the little walking involved. It's an odd design choice to have this fabric and I really don't want to wear a sock with a water shoe.

Bought these for a recent swim... As for water shoes, they take too long to dry. It has drainage holes, but the material stays wet for a very long time after leaving the water. This contributes to chafing when walking barefoot (like in water shoes). The boat clutch (non-slip) did not work at all on my sailing trip. I glided across the cockpit of a sailboat. I think the rubber is too stiff to flex enough to allow for a grip so it wasn't effective when we were under sail and the boat was listing.

This is a high quality, lightweight shoe that can be used for any occasion. My main activity, which I use in this shoe, is slacklining during the colder months in the Midwest. These are the best shoes I have worn for slacklining because I have better line feel and they provide good grip on the line. After 8 months of use of this shoe, which I wore practically every day, even in the Chicago winter, the shoe has withstood their use. for training, slacklining and as a leisure shoe. Just ordered a…

I have an 8.5 American men's sneaker but I have a 9. The tongue of the shoe doesn't stretch so it's a bit difficult to put on and take off, but once fully on they're quite comfortable. I also bought a pair of neoprene socks to wear with it and was still able to put my shoes on when I got dressed. The material of the shoe seems to be quite durable and I don't think I'll be too concerned about protruding debris. The soles are super sticky and I feel like a tree frog walking on a wooden floor, so…

I am very happy with these shoes! They're comfortable, look good, have great indoor traction, decent outdoor traction, and are roomy enough that my toes don't feel cramped. I definitely recommend them!

I've had these shoes for over a year now. They are really well made. They are really comfortable. They hold up well to wear and tear.

These are my wet wading shoes for summer fly fishing. The soles grip the slippery rocks almost as well as my custom waders.

These are good quality shoes although for the price I didn't notice any difference from my old beach shoes (1/2 cheaper).

I have just received these shoes in blue which means I now have every color available in this style. They fit great, are actually perfect and look even better when you wear them. I get more compliments when I wear these shoes than any other shoe I've ever owned. Both men and women asked me what brand they were. They were delivered safely and undamaged so there was no risk of them being damaged. I love this shoe for any casual occasion and cannot rate it highly enough.

Okay, they're great the way people portray them, but these are the STRONGEST shoes I've ever had to wear. I rip my toes off every time I try to get over my heel. I tried everything to tuck my foot in further, tug on the tongue, pull off the sole to finish it off. Despite everything, the edges of the rim do not stretch or slip. My cuticles always get cut after wearing these shoes. But once they're on, they're great. I ran cross country for a few hours and they did well. Not enough support to be…

Very light weight, good cushioning for a zero drop shoe. I'm glad I ordered a size smaller. The only real downside is that they are very difficult to put on. The sock-like design of the interior is quite on the toes.

I wear shoes 8.5 or 9.0. I tried 9.0 but it was too big. 8.0 was perfect. It's a good sock size which I like. I am 70 years old and have never needed wide shoes. I find that most shoes these days are too tight. But they were incredibly comfortable from heel to toe.

I'm just buying my fifth pair of these shoes. I like you very much! I use them at work in the brewery. They're not "officially" non-slip, but they hold up great in greasy kitchens and wet bar floors. I wish they lasted a little longer than they did. To be fair, I average 10 miles a day on it. My fast pace on concrete makes those 10 miles super devastating and unfortunately limits the lifespan of these amazing easy kicks to 3-4 months before my bare heels hit the ground and my pinky toes fly off

Very very tight and hopefully they'll tear a little and be easier to put on once they're a fairly comfortable fit. Got them camping for kayak fishing on lakes and rivers and am looking forward to putting them through the works.

So this summer I needed a pair of lightweight boat boots. I've always worn Sperrys, but lately they only seem to last a month or two before disappearing and falling apart. very light and comes with 2 sets of laces. Trouble is, I can't get into these damn things. They're designed like slip-ons, but the material doesn't stretch. I checked the tag to make sure they are true to size (FYI: made in Vietnam). After about 10 minutes of fighting I was finally able to put them on and they looked great…