SEEKWAY Quick-Dry Aqua Shoes for Adults

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This is my first experience with barefoot shoes. I wanted to try them because I have neuropathy and balance issues and they were recommended by my physical therapist. I ordered these because they were not expensive yet seemed to have good reviews. I wanted to use them for casual wear around the house and shopping and such. I normally wear size 8 medium shoe. I ordered the 8 wide and they fit just fine, like a glove over my usual socks. They are easy to put on and do offer arch support which I need since I have rather high arches. I just got them and will update later if I find a problem down the road but I think that these will be a favorite.
Update couple of weeks later, wear them everyday around the house, so comfortable. I guess they really run small in comparison to other brands and styles because I tried to order another brand in this size (I see 38 in the shoe) and they hurt across my toes. These don’t hurt because the material over the toes is all soft stretch fabric, the other shoe had a reinforced area near the toe and that was what hurt. I hope these last a long time.

Purchased these for a trip to Hawaii. Great for, easy to put on, tighten up. Worked well in the sand and rock/coral, great grip! I’d say this is a minimalist type shoe as I did a few trail hikes and you can feel every rock. Great in the water, drain easily, lightweight and kept the sand out(most of the time).

My favorite cross training and row shoes – sock mesh weave upper tightly wrapped over bridge of the foot, but just the right amount of give around toes and footpad, let foot splay while jumping around, doing burpees, and lifting, with only the slightest slide inside the sole. Side to side jumps have the slide so narrow feet people should be a little cautious there, but the rest of the shoe works great. Lightweight, no socks required, just throw in the wash, minimalist barefoot experience, feel every rise and crack in the pavement but just enough puncture protection for quick outings. The rubber sold protection isn’t city-proof (a riverbed is one thing, a major metropolitan area, another). I would NOT recommend for daily outdoor foot use, but a short walk home or a quick run round the block between sets, works great. And good practice with your feet muscles – I was sore, a good sore, my first week wearing these, coming from traditional foam shoes, but after a year+ of working out in these, my feet can fine tune balance at any drop and on any surface. Amazing.

They’re beat-down durable. For the low price, I was shocked how well they stood up. I always have two rotating pair, one for cross training, one for rowing, each two days a week for 1-1.5 hours, and both pairs fall apart at a steady pace. Rowing is the hardest on them, but cross training does it too. First to go, 2-3 months in, is that little black insole that comes with it. Friction, heat, and water warp it and start to curl the fabric weave layer off. Once the weave layer is peeled and the insert is completely curled, I toss it and use the shoe without. Next to go, 8-10 months in, is the thick binding that binds the rubber layer to the shoe bottom at the heel. That starts to rip and on my rowing pair, where clips hold the shoe in place, the bottom rubber has come off half way down the shoe. That’s rowing 6-12 miles per week for a year, on a $30 dollar shoe: pretty damn good. Plus, for rowing anyway, you never completely pick up your feet, so you could feasibly use these without the rubber. I’m still gonna get another pair just so I can take that easy walk home and not have to worry about glass or street debris.

I did take them ONCE to the river and they held up great, an easy day for them considering what I normally put these puppies through. The sock upper expanded and was no longer tight over my bridge. No little round tight marks. Adequate protection from smooth river rocks and the occasional stump, good grip, still a slight slide laterally in the sole but my feet are narrow. Easy to dash forward-backwards across wet rocks with zero shoe movement but that lateral slide made me avoid doing wide side jumps. The slide is also a function of how strong one’s inner foot is, so I try not to blame the shoe too much. A lot of times, people expect shoes to do what they’re feet are too weak to accomplish. Dry time much longer than from the row, place shoe upside down, soles up, and they’ll dry faster.

All in all, my favorite gym, row, water shoe. $30 can’t beat it, I grab a pair every 8-12 months and throw the most shredded one away. I would NEVER take these on run longer than half a mile or into sandy boulder territory, but working out in other ways, perfecto.

These are perfect, great for my intended purpose for kayaking

To expensive for a water shoes ! Is Not worth it, do not waste your money. I sanded back and the seller did not refunded me not even after after 2 month . Dishonest seller.