Sport Sandals

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Recent Sport Sandal Reviews

Mion Men's Current Sandal

Comfort, ease of use, coolness: this sandal has all that and then some. I have two pairs, one is wearing down, the other isn’t far behind. I’m heartbroken. These are simply the BEST sandals I have ever owned. Coming from a 65 yo that spent summers at lakes, pools, beaches wearing sandals of every make and model, I think that is saying something! I need, not want, need another pair, maybe two! Full review

Xero Shoes Men's Z-Trek

Super lightweight. Great camp shoe! When I started looking for a good camp shoe, I took under consideration many of the shoes mentioned in the hiking blogs. I've owned Crocs (and knock-offs) before, but they wore out quickly. I have worn sport sandals through the summers for several years and enjoy the comfort, but seems like I'm buying a new pair every year, too! But the search is complete and Xero Z-trek sandals are the winner! From a hiking stand point, for trail shoes, they are very light (9… Full review

OOFOS OOahh Slide Sandal

This is a great sandal for alleviating a little stress from your knees and back, as they absorb a lot more shock than a typical sandal. The material is super comfy, and you can even count on them to keep some of the odors at bay. I just wish the tread would last longer! As a member of another website, I get products to test from time to time in exchange for a review. For the last two months I've been wearing the OOFOS OOahh Sport Slide Sandals and boy are they comfortable. I started wearing them… Full review

Oboz Men's Campster

A lightweight slip-on water shoe with strong arch support and a grippy sole. Really good for walking on waterside trails—the polyester webbing’s forgiving feel is nice for walking, and the footbed holds your foot in place. Not ideal for steep sideways walks (eg walking along an angled riverbank). Though this is a fairly close-fitting shoe, I was able to wear them with a thin sock in colder weather. I liked the tilt up heel strap for times when I didn’t want something holding my heel. Has all… Full review

Teva Men's Terra Fi Lite

OK on fit and comfort, but hard to put on because the arch strap won't open up enough. I have mainly used these as around-town and -camp shoes for the eight months I have been in Arizona. The main problem: the velcro sewn onto the arch strap for adjustment blocks the strap from opening up where it passes through a slot below the inside ankle. When I go to put my foot in the strap is tight against the top of my foot. This makes it so that I have to work, rather than just slide, my feet into the sandals,… Full review

Teva Men's Grecko

Best sandals I've ever owned, hands down. I wore these hard for almost 13 years before the soles separated for the second time and could not be repaired. Incredibly durable and comfortable. I've tried on so many pairs of Chacos but none of them even come close to the Teva Greckos. I just stumbled across the name of this model after YEARS of searching, not that it probably matters at this point. I think they've been out of production for many years. I believe I bought mine around 2005 or 2006. … Full review

Bedrock Sandals Cairn Pro

Bedrock's Cairn Pro is an unusual take on a minimal sandal. The most important distinction is the strapping, which is unlike any other sandal I have worn. For such a light sandal, the secure feel of the strapping and grip of the sole make these great for light hiking and being in and out of the water. The price and single front toe cord would be the primary bugaboos for some people. INTRODUCTION The Bedrock Cairn Pro is a lightweight sandal that swings well above its very low weight thanks to a… Full review

Chaco Men's Z/1 Unaweep

Chaco's Z/1 Unaweep is a great canoeing sandal. While I do list out a number of cons, I would recommend these for anyone searching for a durable sandal. I purchased the Z/1 specifically for my first trip to the Boundary Waters in 2014. I wanted footwear that would allow me to wade in and out of a canoe and move straight into portaging. I choose the Z/1 over the more popular Z/2 so that I would be able to slip on a warm pair of wool socks if the night turned cool. I felt the toe strap of the Z/2… Full review

Keen Women's Newport H2

Perfect i haven’t tried hiking with a pack on in hot weather with these, but they are my summer faves: walking, rock hopping through water, it’s all good. I needed no break-in period. These felt like a dream right out of the box. There’s a deep heel cup, generous arch support and roomy toe box. The lacing system is quick and easy, the sandals offer great traction on wet rock.   As comfy as my trusty old Birkenstocks, but completely amphibious. Can’t go wrong with these.   Full review