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I originally bought these shoes for water sports but after wearing them to the local rowing club i found them so comfortable I started to wear them other places too. I wore them to the supermarket, the newsagent, the barbers, even out for lunch for friends. It was fine at first, people would make comments about me wearing them to social engagements but i shrugged these off. The problem came when I started wearing them 24/7, refusing to take them off. After my wife found me wearing them in bed she filed for divorce. She took the house and the kids but I still have these comfortable and stylish shoes so guess who’s laughing now!

Really impressed by these, I was expecting them to be quite flimsy, but they are really well made and a perfect fit. I went for my exact size and they are spot on.I'm planning on using them for swimming (joined a local pool and in the space of going for a week have a skanky foot infection! - so will be wearing these every time I go!), but they would be great for walks on the beach or scrambling/rock climbing as well as they are super comfy and have a really solid sole and insole, yet are still incredibly light weight.Really impressed with these - incase you couldn't guess. I ordered a similar pari from a different seller for my wife as well (she preferred their funky colour) and they were really cheaply made, with a stuck on bottom rubber sole and a really thin almost sock like upper. I don't expect those to hold together very long (but we'll see), where these look like they will last a good while.Despite some of the other reviews, I would STRONGLY suggest ordering your normal shoe size, as if you order a size smaller like most of the reviews mention these will run really tight.I order

Pretty good for walks in the sea where it is rocky.I brought these for me and my wife to wear in the Maldives as the Rockfish is a danger out there and thought better to be safe than sorry.They do come very large though, if you plan to wear them in the sea I'd advise to buy a size too small. I'm usually a 9.5 and had to send the 9 back as they were too loose. Manage to squeeze into a size 8 and these are fine in the water. Wife had to get a size or so smaller too.

I was able to walk through the water without slicing my feet open on the jagged rocks. This meant no blood, meaning that sharks could not smell me, possibly saving my life. They also drain well, which meant I did not develop trenchfoot and have to have my leg amputated. This also saved my life. Buy these shoes. They could save your life.

Great purchase. If you're visiting quite a rocky place, where beaches and shorelines are often quite stoney, these give you the ability to strut down to sea and stroll in like your feet are made of rubber. This is whilst all the others who slate something that looks 'daft' topple sideways, chanting 'oooh!' and 'aahhh' with each painful step in, and out of, the cruel cruel ocean.So yeah, these are really good. Build quality, can see a bit of glue at the big toe. All still intact after a holiday and many uses. Wouldn't expect them to last forever though. I got the blue mesh looking one which has the toes in the sole. Nice.Buy them for the sake of your beach walk dignity.

Okies, I've only had these a couple of days, so not yet had a chance to take them into the water - so I'll edit this with an update once I have - HOWEVER, the reason I'm posting is to make folk aware that these come up a little short in the toe area, it's enough to rub each of my toes on the fleshy tips and schmash them into my toe nails. Kinda ouchy.I followed the measurements and their size 5 was actually several mm bigger than my feet, so they aught to have had room. In hindsight a size 6 might have been better in length, though I'd run into issues with them being too wide.... I would have returned to request a size 6, but being a doofus I removed the tag and sticky labels before properly trying these on, as they interfered with mah feets. So am now trying to "get used to them" as I'll only need them for an hour here n there, rather than full day, regular use.As a rule I'm a size UK5/EU38 and usually find footwear to be too wide, as I have super skinny ankles and normal width toes, with a barely present instep. These shoes are snug and comfy around my ankle and instep, the added strap over the bridge offers some reassurance that the shoe won't fall off, but as they're really snug anyway, unless I walk through quick sand or some seriously thick, goopy mud, I doubt they'll be sucked off. Lol.Having said all of that, these look really well made, seem to be cut from decent materials, the rubber soles are super grippy - walked around my home on shiny hard floor surfaces as well as others, had no slipping and the small amount of cushioning seems quite comfy so far, it's just a little short in toe length.Having researched watershoes for a few months, I decided on these because the design offers a firmer, thicker sole with a little arch support, while other types are less so. As I have Ehlers Danlos Syndrome, the wrong kind of footwear can cause cramps and sublexions, as well as forcing my ankles to roll, so it's vital I choose footwear that aren't likely to do that - this design looks like it'll encourage my feet to place as intended, while supporting where I need it.They'll be "going through the gauntlet" within a few weeks, so I'll return with a final conclusion of how they withstood. Pics to follow.

Followed the sizing guide and these water shoes fitted my feet perfectly, were super comfortable and I basically lived in them during my holiday on the Croatian coast. Everyone who knows Croatia will know that the beaches are pebbly and the coastline is rocky. So these were absolutely essential. They are really well made. So much so that I just generally wore them around the resort. Great value.

Well shaped with strong sole bonding. I wore these shoes for my aqua classes and they worked as expected. Secure in water,snug fit and no bad smell.