Riemot Quick Drying Athletic 👟 Sandals for Boys' with Resistance at Sandals Review

The insole is subtle enough with just the right amount of flexibility and cushioning. Arch support is minimal but not absent. The problem is that the straps don't have pads like the more expensive brands and can cut and scrape into your foot. They are suitable for occasional use, such as running errands in the car. But for physical activity that requires more walking/hiking, they don't work. I found the Camel Crown brand to be a good alternative to the more expensive mid-range brands.

Bought at the end of June. They broke at the end of July. My daughter probably wore them 50% of the time. General use, mostly walking and some playgrounds. The sandal straps were too long so we cut them off or they would get caught while walking. After a month of use, one of the straps came loose from the mount. Irreparable so they went in the bin and we bought another pair of sandals from another supplier. Very disappointed we couldn't even get through the summer with this purchase.

so my feet are very picky about shoes. They are very cute and I am very sad that the buckle the strap goes through is rubbing my ankle. Even with similarly priced Teva designs, my ankle has never worked with them either. The Soul was very soft (like the Chaco in 2010) and the grip looked good. Didn't support my high arch as much as I would like, but felt like it was enough, which most shoes (even the likes of Merrel or Tevas) don't make that claim to provide arch support for. But unfortunately…