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DOUSSPRT Men's Water Shoes Quick Drying Sports Aqua Shoes are a great choice for those who are looking for durable and breathable water shoes. The rubber sole provides good traction and stability.
The upper of these shoes is made of air mesh fabric, which allows for breathability and quick drying. The open mesh on the upper and the holes on the sole enhance the breathability even further.
These shoes are suitable for various water activities such as beach, swimming, pool, wake-boarding, sailing, boating, kayaking, windsurfing, cycling, jogging, walking, fishing, beach volleyball, gardening, lawn, car-washing, and driving. They are also great for family outings.
If you have any questions before ordering or any issues after the purchase, feel free to contact us. We are here to assist you.
Now let's address some frequently asked questions about these shoes:
Q: Are these considered vegan - all synthetic?
A: There's no need to be disrespectful to people who don't share your eating habits. Sheesh, Just be nice. I'm a vegetarian and I bought a pair. Yes, they seem to be all synthetic.
Q: How thick or sturdy is the sole? I have tender feet and if I step on a rock with most water shoes it will put me down.
A: It is a waffle-like bottom. The biggest problem is the liners. They wear out VERY quickly compared to the shoe itself. Mine are pretty much dead after a few months of wearing once a week. The shoes are still working but not as comfortable now.
Q: Do these have non-marking soles suitable to wear on a sailboat without leaving marks?
A: I would say so.
Q: I wear size 11.5, what size should I get?
A: My boyfriend has a fat foot and wears a size 13. He got a size 13 and was very pleased with it. I would say get your true size. If it’s not available, go for a 12. It's better to have a little room than not enough room.
Things we like
- The DOUSSPRT water shoes are affordable - DOUSSPRT water shoes are some of the cheapest options available for water shoes.
- The uppers of these shoes are flexible and have drainage holes, so your feet will stay dry.
- Fit is perfect - The elastic laces of DOUSSPRT water shoes ensure your feet will be snug, so you don't have to worry about them not fitting correctly.
Things we don't like
- Some reviewers complained that the insoles were flimsy, so you may have to replace DOUSSPRT water shoes if you plan on wearing them frequently.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these considered vegan - all synthetic?
There's no need to be disrespectful to people who don't share your eating habits. Sheesh, Just be nice. I'm a vegetarian and I bought a pair. Yes, they seem to be all synthetic.
How thick or sturdy is the sole? I have tender feet and if I step on a rock with most water shoes it will put me down.
It is a waffle like bottom. The biggest problem is the liners. They wear out VERY quickly compared to the shoe itself. Mine are pretty much dead after a few month of wearing once a week. She shoes are still working but not as comfortable now.
Do these have non-marking soles suitable to wear on a sailboat without leaving marks?
I would say so.
I wear size 11.5, what size should I get?
My boyfriend has a fat foot and wears a size 13, he got a size 13 and was very pleased with it. I would say get your true size. If it’s not available got for a 12, better you have a little room, than not enough room
