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NRS Attack Shoe

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This was an excellent shoe over the year I had it…

Rating: rated 3.5 of 5 stars
Materials: neoprene like rubber
Use: kayaking

This was an excellent shoe over the year I had it BUT it started to smell so bad inside I had to let them go to the trash, too expensive and only one year with approx. less than 20 uses. Material stared to wear away also.

I did love the feel, comfort and they stretched on pretty quickly. They were also one size larger than I normally wear. I dried them out and washed them by hand and let air dry but the lake and pond water caused them over time to become unbearable after a day's use.

One year and in the trash, should be better than that. I think it's the rubber neoprene type material. It reacts after time.

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Description

The Attack Shoe is a unisex water shoe made by NRS. It has an average rating of 3.5 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review

MSRP: $84.95

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