ALEADERMen's Hiking Shoes

+Best ventilating & draining shoe I have found.(Be Aware) shoes run 1/2 size too big. They need to fit tight on your feet (as currently made), or will come off.+super light weight+Good for pools, boating, house slippers-Not for long walks (not much arch support or heel elevation)-Drain holes in the soles limit where you can wear them (poking hazards & cleaning the holes).-Bad for gardening (me)

Love everything about them

First, this is an absolutely lousy all purpose water shoe for Texas beaches. It actually does really well in the water under controlled conditions, but you will get lit on fire when hot beach sand permeates up through the vents on the soles. Another issue those vent holes present are being too numerous to provide real protection from potential beach hazards like sea glass, old treble hooks, jagged shells, jellyfish, etc.If you drive to the beach and can park close enough to wet sand, plan little activity (I.E. sunbathing only), then no worries. Same thing with the lake or backyard pool. Since I walk back and forth to beach over long stretches of white sand and then play / swim with my family, this shoe is not an option. In fact, I was luckily rescued by my next door neighbor who noticed I was sprinting down the dunes like a cat on a hot tin roof and yelled at me to jump on her golf cart. She then drove back home and I swapped out shoes.The reason I gave this shoe 5-stars and think so highly of it is quality construction, light weight and breathability. After realizing they weren’t going to work as beach shoes, it dawned on my the Aleader shoes have the potential to make them an ideal Texas men’s house slipper.The biggest problem with traditional house slippers here in the south is most of them are lined with material that make your feet constantly sweat, even in the winter. This means they are uncomfortable, then start to stink rather quickly while being non washable. The Aleader is a vented water shoe, which breathes and my feat don’t get uncomfortable. As soon as I get home, I kick off my outdoor shoes and then slip on the Aleader.Some folks like Crocs for inside shoes, but I just don’t like the way they navigate over hidden house hazards like legos or marbles...which will make you start to speak in tongues if you happen to go barefoot over one of these type of toys. The Aleader has no issues.The Aleader is actually as comfortable as going barefoot, does not mar floors, can handle wet mopping, chemicals cleaners and appears extremely durable. In fact, I like them so much that I’ve picked up extra pairs for each of our homes.

Innovative, great price and useful

Comfortable!!

This review is for https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01FTZ827S/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_0These water shoes fit perfectly to the size ordered. They are very light, soft and comfortable, almost like wearing nothing on your feet. perfect for in the water. And yes, they can be used for walking around, but couple of caveats.The middle of of the sole is concave that causes misalignment of the foot, or rather the ankle, when walking on hard surface. The ankle will tilt either inward, or outward due to the concave sole, and the walking isn't that comfortable for this reason. The drying time for these water shoes is long, in 13 hours (overnight) the shoes were still damp. Not just the leathery toe and heel, it's damp everywhere. Walking in dry sand with the damp shoes will pick up the sand all over the shoes. The outer sole with all of the holes everywhere will pick up small rocks. some of them rather hard to dislodge.I still give it four start for number of reasons. They are comfortable, seemingly well constructed and serve they original intent of using it in water.UPDATE: Tested drying time during the daytime, hanging on a closeline, in the sun, with weather close to 90F and wind around 10 ml/h. The water shoes dried in eight hours, the leathery toes and heel took the longest. The soft mesh between the two fine mesh is like sponge that soaks in the water. When dry, the shoes retain heat from the feet and feels hot due to the spongy mesh, if and when walking on hard surface even for a half an hour. If you though that your feet never sweats, think again....I still like the shoes in the water, no change in rating...

Ok first I want to say that I’ve used these water shoes 2x and it has been amazing. One time was to walk to the beach and it didn’t allow the extremely hot sand to enter from the bottom which was something I was worried about. When going into the water they really didn’t add any extra weight or uncomfortable feeling when swimming. When I got out they dried within about 15-20 minutes in the hot 90 degree sun which was amazing. The other time I used them was when I went to Upstate Ny and rose some quads. They were extremely comfortable and made it very easy to shift gears on my Raptor 700. The best was that once I was done riding, just a dip in the pond and a quick brush got all the mud off of them and again they dried within 30 minutes. My only negative about these shoes is that while they say it’s a direct fit, I would strongly suggest getting them at least 1/2 a size smaller or even 1 size smaller if you have narrow feet. Besides that they are amazing.

Overall I'm happy with them. There is a tendency for large pebbles to get wedged in large holes on the sole. The fit is a bit on the small side but that's the chance you take when you buy without being able to actually try them on first.

Very comfortable and lightNegatives Sand does seem to get trapped in the shoes

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You get what what pay for. Not the most comfortable but useful in the river a couple time a years.

I've worn these multiple times now in the rain and in water they are remarkably comfortable and they stay very firmly on my feet I'm really impressed with them Id like to get another pair maybe lace up ones next time they're ideal for a warm climate where it rains seasonally.