SOBASOWater Shoes Women Men Quick Drying Swim Beach Aqua Shoes for Water Sport Diving Hiking Sailing Travel

excellent water shoes for the money. feel good, sizing was good. a great quality shoe. i would buy again! Lightweight but strong, good arch support. waterproof and slip resistant .

To prepare for a trip to AZ and UT, I spend a great deal of time researching inexpensive water shoes for myself and 3 other family members. I was looking for water shoes that were rubber soled (for maximum grip), sturdy, fast drying, meant to be submerged in water for a longer period of time, comfortable and for wide feet. These shoes have all of that! These have been worn for about 8/9 hours on 3 seperate occasions by my husband and children.Slide Rock State Park in Sedona- worked amazing, no one slipped on the rocks.Kayaking Lake Powell in Sedona- again, held up great.Zion National Park in Utah- great hiking shoes and BEST type of water shoes for the Narrows! No one lost their footing and the shoes stayed on.All and all very comfortable. My husband had flattish feet and he didn't complain that his feet hurt. NOTE- I returned them for me because I have wide feet and they were not wide enough for me.

Shoes, DON'T last, if you didn't already know. Why in the world spend hundreds on something that literally gets beat up and takes a pounding every day you wear them.. I GET it.. need good support, comfort, etc. THESE WILL DO THAT.. BUT, if you need SUPER robust ankle support.. Why are you looking at these?? Get boots. These are light, go on and off super easy, don't have to be laced, good grip, comfy fit.. ONE major cost problem.. I've ALWAYS had to buy better insoles for every pair. The ones they come with, may as well be cardboard.

I took these water shoes with me to Geodefest. They were comfortable to wear walking to where the creek was, and held up great to creek water and sand! They allowed me to wade in to deeper water than knee high boots, and I found better geodes because of that! Always look where other people aren’t looking! That’s one of the best tips for a successful hunt! Great water shoes!

I bought my first pair years ago as an outdoor yardwork shoe that I could use and abuse, but they have become an everyday shoe (when I'm not wearing my Birks). They have held up to waterparks, exercise/gym, yard work, lawn mowing, outdoor excursion, etc. Super happy with them for sure, and bought a backup pair for when they eventually need to be put to rest.The only issue that I've had is the insole does slip around a bit. I ended up just gluing it in permanently with some shoe goo and all is well. Aside from that, a perfect durable outdoor shoe.

The shoes are put together well and are comfortable but the rubber outsoul has started to rip supprisingly not at the seams but at the part that contacts the ground. The rubber outsoul should be made of a denser rubber to prevent this. Besides this one defect it is a good shoe.

Excellent shoes, took’ em on a trip to the beach and they performed awesome… normally I buy cheap water shoes for trips and they normally last for one trip only… by the time I go home they start falling apart. NOT THESE, they lasted the whole trip and I managed to bring them home and planning on using them on my next trip.FYI; they run a bit small. I’m normally size 11.5 and they were a bit tight. I’ll probably get size 12 at some point in the future.

I bought these for kayaking! I am a Women's Size 8. I ordered the Women's 7.5 in these water shoes. And my toes still have tons of room (without socks).Size 6.5 would be way too small for me, so this is as close to my size I can get.Fortunately, tightening up the laces does make a world of difference in terms of making my feet feel secure in the shoes.ADVICE FOR TIGHTENING LACES -- especially for those breaking the rubber lace bindings -- DO NOT just pull on the laces at the top. Tighten them carefully at each "criss-cross" and then secure at the top with the lace "lock". Don't be too rough with them.The tread is good and strong, the material is nice, the rubber lace loops are pretty durable, and they feel comfortable on my feet.Also the color is great.They do "pucker" a little between the laces, especially if you're tightening them enough to fit. But this is because instead of a shoe "tongue" like hiking and street shoes have, the water shoes are one complete woven "sock," so it makes sense that the tightened fabric has no where else to go haha.Two pictures for two different lightings so you can see the colors.UPDATE: Took these swimming in an alpine lake this weekend. I'm pretty damn pleased. They were great on rocks, kept my feet safe, were light in the water, weren't loose on my feet, and dried relatively quickly. 10/10