Review on 👟 EQUICK Women's Athletic Outdoors U219SLX023 Shoes and Performance Footwear by Heather Young

A few years ago I had a pair of these black ones and wore them everywhere: commuting to work, to multi-day festivals, on a trip, to brunch etc. I had to throw them away after wearing them heavily for 2 years, so I needed a new pair for my upcoming tropical vacation. I bought the sun and moon print because it reminded me of the Teva design, but the Tevas hurt my legs so I didn't even buy them. FYI, my feet are SUPER sensitive. Their butts always burn when I walk, my heels and toes blister from the friction, and I rarely find a pair of shoes that I can wear without pain. I decided to try this to see if my feet would love theirs like they did with the black ones. Let me tell you they are AMAZING. I wore them on my first flight to Florida and was so happy I was able to adjust the straps when my feet got swollen. I've never had a sore leg since we've been to Florida! It was 90 degrees, humid and sunny, and I could walk all day without pain. I put on different sandals for dinner and after 10 minutes I couldn't walk because of the pain, but when I put them back on I was as good as new. I can't recommend them enough, especially for the price. They are ideal for everyday wear, but also give a sporty flair to more elegant outfits (e.g. dresses, skirts). Size: Seems to fit true to size. I'm usually 8.5 but 8 in sandals and 8 is perfect with room to spare. Advantages: 1. Adjustable shoulder straps2. The foot does not burn on the underside and does not get calluses from rubbing3. Very cute pattern 4. Soft instep support (could be better though) 5. Super soft - I feel like I'm barefoot6. The straps don't cut off blood flow to the toes like some sandals do. Ideal for wearing to the beach, park and dries very quickly when wet. Cons: 1 only: The foot slips backwards in the shoe, leaving a lot of space in front of the shoe. This has only happened with my smaller foot, not my larger one. Not a deal breaker for me. I would just adjust the straps and make sure I'm walking with my forefoot and not my back.