Columbia Aquatooth

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The Aquatooth is a water shoe made by Columbia. It has an average rating of 4 stars (out of 5), based on 2 user reviews.

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From Sierra Trading Post:
"CLOSEOUTS. Columbia Aquatooth water shoes are great for boating, water skiing, canoeing, or whenever breathable performance is required. Synthetic leather and mesh upper dries quickly Stretch cord and toggle lacing Extremely breathable design EVA footbed has Omni-Fresh odor treatment EVA midsole Non-marking Omni-Grip(R) rubber lugged outsole 1 lb. 2 oz. pr. Medium width CLOSEOUTS. China Visit our Kayaking Gear Guide"

From Backcountry Outlet:
"Pull on your Columbia Women's Aquatooth Shoes and take a hike in the Zion Narrows. These sandals look and act like trail runners, except that they're amphibious. A mesh upper keeps pebbles out of your shoe and allows water to drain. A toe bumper prevents big piggy from getting stubbed on a rock. The removable footbed features an antimicrobial for odor control-a good idea in a shoe that spends a lot of time wet. The cushy EVA midsole also has drainage holes, and the lugged outsole helps you stay upright on wet rocks."

From Campmor:
"More than a sandal, cooler than a trail shoe. This technical innovative footwear is both shoe and sandal. Ideal for kayaking, canoeing, and boating. Upper consists of stretch, open-hole mesh. Removable molded, perforated EVA footbed with anti-odor treatment. Dual density molded EVA midsole with nylon shank. Non-marking Omni-Grip rubber compound outsole with aggressive lug tread pattern."

From Ramsey Outdoor:
"As comfortable on the trail as it is in the water, this amphibious athletic shoe is ideal for river rafters and trail runners who aren't afraid of the water. A protective upper allows for drainage and dries quickly, and a removable footbed features anti-microbial odor control. The midsole also has drainage holes, and the aggressive outsole keeps its grip."

User Reviews

Women's Aquatooth
Reviewed by Karin Edwards, Aug 11, 2009

"This lightweight shoe has become my favorite sneaker. I use it for walking, running short distances, biking, water, etc.

As a Certified Rolfer, I teach short classes on healthy footwear in Portland, OR, and this shoe is a great example. The toebox is wide at the end of the toes (where it counts), the heel is low (though completely neutral would be best), and the sole is very flexible (twist the shoe to test this)."

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Men's Aquatooth
Reviewed by John Updike, Aug 06, 2008

"I really liked the design and fit of these shoes, however once I had them on for about an hour I noticed that a spot on the front half of my foot opposite the ball started to hurt like I had a rock in the shoe or something. Turns out the sole has little holes in it for ventilation or drainage, however, the bottom of the shoe was sealed, probably due to manufacturing defects and when I walked my foot pressed into the hole and thus created a vacuum."

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