These will be my water and hiking sandals for my upcoming trip to the Galapagos. Right out of the box I feel like I can walk in it all day. They are perfect for what I want!

The first time I bought sandals that looked like hard toe shoes. Immediately after putting them on I noticed that the toe box felt tight but figured they just needed to be pushed through to stretch a bit. After walking for a few minutes I found (very uncomfortable) that my pinky fingers were sticking out between the two front parts of the bridge that attach to the sole, constantly trying to bring those toes back behind the front bridge. After about 10-15 minutes of shopping with my wife, my…

First of all, I live in Southern California and rarely wear shoes other than sandals. I've worn many different types of sandals and I have a book to write about them all ;) These are my mid-height shoes. Comfortable enough for a 5 mile walk down fire road. I will not wear them in rugged mountains; To do this, use sandals with a thicker and firmer sole, slightly larger in width than normal sandals. This turned out to be absolutely perfect for me considering I don't like having my foot pinched. I

Bought a pair in July 2018 because my other sandals were a little torn. I tried them on and wore them for a couple of weeks and they were very comfortable so I bought more Pair in September.After putting them back on in April they were still very comfortable.In May the sole started to separate from the sandal.On July 2nd it was completely separated as you can see in the picture.. And they fell apart today after less than a month of use. That's a different picture. I really hope this gets fixed…

I wear hiking sandals 75% of the time on hikes in temperatures above 60F. I typically spend $100 or more on big brands and they last a year or two. In recent years, the quality and comfort of these sandals have deteriorated to the point where they last maybe two months. These sandals fit great, are very comfortable and look well made. Time will tell how long they last. I'm very picky when it comes to camping gear. But for the price if they last 6 months I still have the edge. So far I've ridden

I bought a pair in July 2018 because my other sandals were a little torn. I tried them on and wore them for a couple of weeks and they were very comfortable so I bought another pair in September .After that I put them back on in April they were still very comfortable.In May the sole started to separate from the sandal.On July 2nd it was completely separated as you can see in the picture.I got that right away second pair on afterwards. And they fell apart today after less than a month. It's a…