I bought these because there were several customer reviews saying "they're stiff" or "they're too stiff, waaah." Why anyone would want an easily bending shoe is beyond me. Why, so you can have more foot pain and cramps? So I got them out of the locker and wish I hadn't. I bent them so easily with my hand. They're not stiff at all so I have to return them. They look nice and well constructed, but there is no stiffness in the soles. The whole reason I bought them was to reduce foot pain and…

Sandle is similar quality to more expensive brands and my son likes they way they feel. The velcro back is wearing out already though and have only had these for a couple months.

I've been a Keen fan so I can only compare this to a Keen sandal. This model runs about a 1/2 size smaller than my Keen sandals of similar style (My keen sandals seem to run large, I wear a 14 keen boot and a 13 keen sandal.). Thus it is slightly too narrow for my foot. I did not send them back because I figure I can ware them as long as the walk is under an hour. I also noticed the arch is slightly lower than the Keen. The quality seems to be similar to the Keen, maybe a little more light…

I liked my blue pair so much, that I purchased an orange and later, a green pair. They fit my foot very well and have lots of adjustments, as your foot swells, during the day of activity.Best off, it is comfortable for walking and is excellent for moving around on a sailboat.

Bought these based on appearance, price and mostly positive reviews. They looked nice, fit well, and seemed reasonably comfortable at first but after wearing them around the house for a while, I found there was zero cushioning in the heels - like walking on bricks. So I returned them and bought a pair of Tevas for about $20 more. You get what you pay for.

Nothing near the Keen fisherman sandals. You could tell the difference by the sheer weight difference between the two. But you get what you pay for. I didn't want to spend $100 on a pair of sandals. Material is much cheaper than Keen but the sandals look pretty. Less cushioning in the heels too.

I love these sandals, they’re very comfortable. I like to take long walks ( 5 to 10 miles ) with my dogs and I don’t feel the pain in my soles of my feet. Plus they are durable.

These sandals are awesome if you work outdoors like landscaping. So tired of finding socks to wear with my heavy work shoes. Only thing I dislike is the limited Velcro to tighten ankle. I solved the problem by using epoxy to lengthen the Velcro straps around the back of the strap around the Achilles’ tendon. If in future models the company can lengthen the Velcro the sandals will be perfect!

if you want a one time throw away these might be it but they're uncomfortable and built with cheap glue on the sole. this is one of those get cheap and pay cheap deals but isn't a bargain ordeal.

I was hesitant to buy these because of their price. I've had many pairs of sandals over the years - most of them way more expensive than these - so I figured these might be junk.I was completely wrong - these might be the most comfortable sandals I've ever owned.They seem well-made but since I just got them I can't say anything about longevity. Time will tell!

Pretty well made. No, they're not Keens. Apparently designed for people with very high instep. The elastic strap on the tongue would not allow the tongue to rest on my instep without an uncomfortable bulge. I cut off the strap and now quite comfortable. Also the stretchy lace lock denices are poor. Kept loosening up. I purchased a pair of Lock Laces from Revain and they work great! After these alterations, I have done lots of hiking in these sandals and they perform as I hoped they would. Don't