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Title: Mishansha Mens Womens Water Shoes Quick Dry Barefoot
Description:
Mishansha Mens Womens Water Shoes Quick Dry Barefoot are perfect for any water activity. Made with spandex fabric, these shoes are not only comfortable but also durable. They have a rubber sole that provides excellent grip and stability.
The upper is made of salt resistance wear resistance stretch breathable ultra light weight Lycra material, which allows for fast draining and cross ventilation. This material gives the shoes excellent flexibility and allows your feet to breathe. The shoes also have unique and top-quality anti-slip camo rubber soles with several holes on each bottom. These holes ensure proper water flow out of the shoes, creating a cooler and healthier environment for your feet.
Putting on and taking off these water shoes is easy, thanks to the pull tab at the heel. It allows for quick and convenient entry and protects your feet from dripping off. The shoes also have elastic straps that can be adjusted according to the width of your foot. This feature eliminates the need for tying your shoes and prevents any annoyance.
Whether you're going to the beach, swimming, surfing, sailing, boating, kayaking, windsurfing, playing beach volleyball, or even doing yoga, these water shoes are perfect for any activity. They are a necessary equipment for vacations and provide the comfort and protection your feet need.
FAQs:
I disagree with the previous posts. I used them to hike down a very muddy and rocky trail to the Queens Bath in Kauai, and they were perfect. Tennis shoes are a terrible idea for hiking. The mesh confirms to your foot and does not irritate or rub. The barefoot feel helped me navigate the rocky terrain; protecting my feet and allowing me to feel the ground beneath me. The holes in the bottom allowed me to rinse the mud out and dry quickly.
I just received mine. I am a true 9.5 women's and was sent a Men's size 8. I just looked at other conversion charts online, and they recommend a men's size 7.5 instead. They are snug around my feet, but almost 3/4-1 inch too long. I would recommend at a half size lower. I use these shoes for kayaking, and I don't need any extra length in the toe box for getting in and out of my kayak. Hope this helps!
There is an inner sole. It is an orange, spongy material that is perforated throughout with holes that are spaced about 1/4" apart. That base is covered with a very thin, yellow, plastic mesh. Over time, the yellow mesh will detach from the spongy base and will need to be either reattached or removed.
I would recommend a size 7 regular. The shoes fit snuggly to your feet, and you shouldn't get them too small. If you're walking in them, they will suffice.
Things we like
- Fit is snug and adjustable thanks to the elasticized pull-tie and flexible upper.
- Seawater resistance - The Mishansha kayak water shoes can withstand being submerged in the ocean for long periods without deteriorating.
- The ventilation holes in Mishansha kayak water shoes are drainage holes if you get wet. The Mishansha kayak water shoes provide good drainage.
Things we don't like
- The dye may seep through when wet and onto your feet when these shoes are wet. If you want to avoid this, wash them before wearing them.
Frequently Asked Questions
Would these be ok for light hiking?
I disagree with the previous posts. I used them to hike down a very muddy and rocky trail to a the Queens Bath in Kauai and they were perfect. Tennis Shoes are a terrible idea for hiking. The mesh confirms to your foot and does not irritate or rub. The barefoot feel helped me navigate the rocky terrain; protecting my feet and allowing me to feel the ground beneath me. The holes in the bottom allowed me to rinse the mud out and dry quickly.
Are these listed in mens sizes unless otherwise notated? I am wondering if 6 means 6 mens aka 7.5/8 women?
I just received mine. I am a true 9.5 womens and was sent a Mens size 8. I just looked at other conversion charts online and they recommend a men's size 7.5 instead. They are snug around my feet, but almost 3/4-1 inch too long. I would recommend at HALF size lower. I use these shoes for kayaking and I don't need any extra length in the toe box for getting in and out of my kayak. Hope this help!
Do they have inner soles? If yes are they laid in loose, glued in, or sewn in?
There is an inner sole. It is an orange, spongy material that is perforated throughout with holes that are spaced about 1/4" apart. That base is covered with a very thin, yellow, plastic mesh. Over time the yellow mesh will detach from the spongy base and will need to be either reattached or removed.
I wear a womens size 7.5 running shoe, 7 regular shoe and have a narrow foot. I see they only have sizes 6 and 7, no half so which do you recommend?
I would recommend a 7 regular. The shoes fit snuggly to your feet and you shouldn’t get them too small. If you walking in them, they will suffice.
