👟 Optimized for SEO: Lightweight Quick-Dry Barefoot Women's Jogging Shoes with Drainage - Perfect for Athletics Review

Ordered 4 pairs for family boating and jet skiing. The most comfortable water shoes we have ever worn. The lining at the bottom is comfortable and can be removed to clean or rinse the shoes. The only downside is that the plastic tongue on the rubber bands broke off when I tried them on, on two shoes. I kept the shoes anyway and they still worked fine.

This is the best water shoe I have found. They manage to protect my feet without being heavy or clumsy to levitate. They also provide the best protection from sand and small rocks, unlike the much more expensive brands I've owned. They turn out a bit too big. So if you're unsure about which size to choose or you have narrow feet, it's best to go one size down.

Look at the picture. See how the sole rises around the toes? This makes them far more useful than just water socks. walk to the beach? Check. Just with your shoes to the mailbox? Check. You just don't want to wear socks? Check. Heading out for a fancy dinner? No, but everything else, check. They are comfortable, inexpensive, protect your feet. What else do you need from shoes?

I love the color and the thick sole of these water boots. I wear women's size 7 and ordered women's shoes 7.5. They are very snug on the ball of the foot and a little shorter than I expected from the 7.5. If you are between sizes, be sure to order. I hope they stretch a bit over time because I really think the quality of this shoe is very good based on what I've seen so far.

They were very affordable so I have to keep my expectations in check. So far they have worked great and prevented my feet from being cut on the rocks when walking in the creeks. They're also tight enough around the ankles to keep sand out. Love it! The only downside was that the insole came off and started slipping after the first wear. I glued them on with shoe glue and they are like new. After the third time I noticed some wear where my big toenail rubs on the tip and it wears down. But maybe