Lakeland Active Eden Aquasport Water Shoes

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Designed to help you recover from exercise more quickly, the outsole is made from sugarcane-based EVA foam, which provides plenty of cushioning and bounce for tired feet. Good neoprene socks will allow you to swim normally and will offer decent protection against abrasive surfaces and some have grippy soles too – but make sure they’re flexible. Ideal for water sports, and ready to take on the trail and to town, this is a very versatile aquatic shoe. From the Pacific Northwest to the coast of California, to the raging rivers of the Grand Canyon, we've tested each pair in all kinds of conditions and weather. Their good looks and easy portability make the Locke and Lady Locke well worth the spend, although in an ideal world we'd have liked tougher toe boxes, and bungees rather than laces.

A hybrid shoe/sandal (known as a 'shandal'), these water shoes from outdoor performance footwear specialist Keen are comfortable, versatile and ideal for going from wet to dry conditions. Along with determining what type of water shoe you need, there are attributes for each shoe type to consider before your purchase. Finally, we handed out shoes to fellow water lovers to gather their input to help select award winners and provide expert recommendations.The Eden features an adjustable heel toggle that ensures a secure fit and protects against losing shoes. Any time you're on or around the water, a water shoe will offer the best performance of any other type of shoe.

Water shoes offer safety and comfort on slippery surfaces, with better performance than sandals or hiking boots. Overall, though, we love the Riptide and crowned it the top women's water shoe in this year's lineup. Whether you love to boat, spend days on the beach, snorkel, or surf, a solid water shoe is a must-have addition to any water lover's gear closet. The best water shoes are lightweight yet protective, with grippy rubber soles that make them ideal for rockpool scrambling and trail hiking.One member of our staff wore these on a 6-day rafting trip on the Colorado River and then hiked from the river to the rim of the Grand Canyon in them! The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. Also known as surf booties or surf socks, surf boots tend to have a more structured sole than swim socks and are better suited to gripping a board than swimming as they can cause unnecessary drag. Made from glued, blindstitched and dipped neoprene, they'll keep your toes warm even in cold seas, with the ankle seal keeping the water reliably out.