👟 Stylish and Versatile TECS Women's Aquasock Water Shoe: Ideal for Water Activities and Outdoor Adventures Review

Great little water shoes for the price. I wore them while sailing the Comal River in New Braunfels, Texas. purpose well served. They can be comfortable all day but they've only been on for about 4 hours and are fine. I have a pool so will try them out in the area. Really no problem. I wear size 7 to 7.5 and size 7 is perfect. 8 would be too much.

These shoes are great for the price! Quality seems to matter. I bought these for our trip to walk down the Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina with a couple of swimming holes. I used them to go down the slide and they worked great and I was so lucky to have them. I wear a size 5.5 and based on the reviews I ordered a size 5 and they fit perfectly. Definitely recommended!

I was going to give 4 stars but it worked as promised. It was worth what I paid for it. And his liner didn't come out or anything. So I think I love it. I wore it to coral beaches, white coral, during a vacation in Florida. Practical, easy to pack and completely dry for the flight home in 8 hours. I used it on my flight home because this airport checks you before TSA and still asks you to take off your shoes. So I think I liked the slippers, just don't use them every day.

You are great. I bought them specifically for a trip to a lake with a rocky bottom. They protected my feet with sufficiently thick soles. I've worn them in the lake, rock pool climbing and camping. You were perfect. Two minuses: I wear the 8th size, but I took the 7th. If you buy your size, it will look like clown shoes. Also, the soles have a rubber outsole made of pebbles and the stones have worn them down in places. Other than those two things, these shoes were perfect and I was so happy to…

Summary: While I would recommend this shoe for everyday use at the pool, I would not recommend it for a day at the beach. The shoes are too thin for that. I'm still glad I bought them. This is a great deal for the price (about $10 when I bought it). It's actually more comfortable than the $25 pair I later bought! However, after half a dozen shoes in the pool, part of the tread was worn away. Also, the shoes are thin and offer little to no support. This means you can feel every rock under your…

I usually wear size 10 women's shoes. They were the right size. I wore them for a 4 day weekend at a lake in New Mexico. They protected my feet well from stones when I went into the water. However, they filled up with sand quickly and I had to constantly remove them to empty and rinse everything out. The light foam inserts look as if they were glued on, but they came loose when they first got wet. That's not necessarily a bad thing because it's easier to get all the sand out from under them…

I usually wear a 9.5 and sometimes a 10 so I ordered 10 and they fit perfectly. They worked for what I needed. We went to the adventure park and spent all day walking through the caves and over the rock. In the middle of the day, there were many places on the sole of the shoe where the "grips" were completely worn out. They lasted the rest of the day but I would suggest using them more for softer bottoms like the beach if you are looking for durable water shoes. I just needed them that day so…

Ideal for your use. We used these shoes while rafting and it's nice not to have to worry about stepping on rocks or slipping, especially as we had to walk a very narrow dirt road to get to the beach. I haven't worn them all day, just a few hours but I have a feeling you can wear them all day with no problem. They remained comfortable and light and they appear to be well made. I used to buy cheaper ones and they just soiled with mud and sand and were thrown away after one use. They are very easy

I usually wear women's shoes 6 - 6 1/2, very roomy shoes. Size 7 fits both width and length. There is an elastic band around the top that can be tightened for the snug fit you need in the water. Luckily they were wide enough for my very wide feet. I loved the way they looked and felt on my feet until I started doing water aerobics. The insoles of both shoes kept slipping during training. After an hour of use, the insole crumpled under the toes. I'll try something like Shoe Goo to see if that…