It became normal and comfortable. I left a small scar on my middle toe after the first use, but I hope it will go away over time and as it spreads.

I've only had them for about a week so this review may be premature, but so far they've worked really well. I used to love this brand called K**n, but after going through about six pairs of their hiking sandals, they all failed prematurely. I realized it was time to look for the best. i can find her

Excellent toe protection. I have wide feet so it was a little tight in the instep/front. It will stretch after some use so it's not a big deal. The rest is very comfortable and looks beautiful. The outsole feels solid and should wear well and last for years.

This is the second pair I've bought for my husband. He loves them and they have become a staple in his wardrobe. May cause accidental tripping due to the uneven or bulky design.

For the price you can't beat these sandals if you have flat feet. They have built-in soft arch support. You must be able to walk and run. The outsole is a type of spongy rubber and doesn't seem afraid of picking up foot odor. I've found them comfortable to wear but haven't broken them as a long term wearer yet. I liked them so much that I ordered another pair in a different color. They seem to be running out in my size soon. Other people must like them as much as I do. I hope they will be…

First off, I live in Southern California and rarely wear shoes other than sandals. I have used many different types of sandals and I have a book to write about them all ;) These are my mid-weight sandals. Convenient enough on a fire road 5 mile walk. I would not take her to the rugged mountains; For this I use sandals with thicker and harder soles. The width is slightly larger than normal sandals. This turned out to be absolutely perfect for me considering I don't like having my foot pinched. I

I needed closed toe sandals for my upcoming trips but didn't want to spend $100 or more on more expensive brands. Since I don't plan on wearing them every day, I went the cheaper route. I recently wore them rafting and was very happy. They are very comfortable and have great grip on wet rocks and dry ground. An adjustable heel strap is essential when taking off and putting on wet shoes. This makes the whole process quick and easy. I have tried the fixed heel models and they are too difficult…

I wear hiking sandals 75% of the time when hiking at temperatures above 18 °C. I usually spend $100 or more on big brands and they last 1 or 2 years. 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…

Bought a pair in July 2018 because my other sandals were a bit frayed. I tried them on and wore them for a couple of weeks and they were very comfortable so I'll have another pair in September Bought them. After 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. It is today fell apart after less than a month of use. This is a different picture. I really hope…

They're comfortable and cheap, but I almost slipped on a cruise ship with some water and my daughter was in my arms. I've almost slipped on other occasions too. It never occurred to me that anyone else would slip in those spots and I feel like I wouldn't slip if I was wearing every other pair of shoes I have (tennis shoes, heels, etc.). I can't confirm they don't walk well on the water but I suspect they do based on my experience. A fall I suffered could be very hard on me and my daughter. You…

I have been using the Keen Newport H2 extensively for 15 years now. When it's not raining and I'm not going to work I usually wear a pair. However, the color I like has been out of stock for a few months, so I decided to try these Dream Pairs. It also cost about a third of the price of Keen. The Dream pairs use an adjustable ankle strap at the back instead of the flexible fixed strap that Keen has. Even though my Keens usually start falling apart here, I still prefer the flexible straps as they

I wanted sandals that were similar to my old Keen H2 sandals I got years ago and went for them. They run a bit small, order 1/2 or 1 full size larger. They are very comfortable and appear to be well built. Only time will tell. They seem to tolerate mud and water well. To clean them, simply wash them off. The strap on the back of the heel is adjustable. nice gesture. All in all a decent sandal for hiking, beach, mud and just walking around and I can wear them most of the day with no problems…