L-RUN Unisex Water Shoes Barefoot Skin Shoes for Run Dive Surf Swim Beach Yoga

More than anything you need to know is that the fitting chart doesn’t help. Read the many user questions right above this section and see that almost all of them ask questions about size. That means the person advertising these on this page isn’t doing a good enough job explaining his product and has never taken the time to read his customers’ questions and fix his ad.The next thing you need to know is that there are actually at least three different styles listed (I’m not talking about colors but actual different products) but they make it sound like they are all the same product. There is a low-cut style, an ankle height style and a bootie style. They probably all fit differently but they don’t tell you that.Next, know that these have a sole, which not all water shoes have. I have a pair of a similar style that is cut from one piece of neoprene and I love them in every way except one. Holes wore through the soles after only a few months of occasional use. That’s why I chose these to replace them.The concept is the same but hopefully the extra thickness of the sole will help them last a little longer. What is unusual is that there is a flat inner sole that is not glued in or attached in any way. It doesn’t look very durable or waterproof and I would guess it is meant to be disposable but nowhere do they tell you that. If you leave it in it sort of flops around when you walk.Going back to size, if it helps I normally wear a size US-9.5 shoe with normal socks. I ordered these in the totally confusing size of XXL(W:12-13,M:10-11)=EU43-44, which of course doesn’t make any sense at all. Here’s a hint – AFTER you add them to your cart they show you a different size scale which includes the Euro sizing. I converted mine to EUR 43-44 to calculate the correct US size. Adding to the confusion is their description of “Womens Summer Swim Shoes Men's Water Shoes Quick-Dry Aqua Socks”. All that is supposed to describe the same shoe. Which is it? Are they men’s or women’s or unisex and are they swim shoes or water shoes or aqua socks (not exactly the same thing)? My choice was a total guess. They are actually slightly too large and I wish I had ordered one size down.That’s way too much work a customer has to go through to order a simple product, and that makes me wonder how anyone could agree with that yet say they are a perfect five product. Doing that doesn’t help anybody, an accurate description is absolutely an important part of how good or bad a product is. For that reason I more accurately describe them as good but not great.

I purchased these water shoes for a upcoming lake trip to wear on the boat and in potentially rocky waters. I range from a size 8 in flats, heels, and sandals, to an 8.5 in athletic shoes. I have a normal width foot with a high arch. After reading other reviews, I went ahead and ordered up with the 8.5-9.5 size range and they are actually a perfect fit. My large toe just reaches the end and it fits snugly around my ankle. I went with the 'outdoor jungle' design, but was worried it wouldn't arrive in time for my trip since it ships from overseas. I contacted L-RUN and they said they'd make sure they shipped right away so that they'd arrive before my trip. They arrived with a week to spare! I really appreciate their customer service. I went ahead and tested them out in the yard and our gravel road just walking around and they seem like pretty decent quality and should keep my feet protected from potential rocks and other objects while walking in a lake. Overall, I'd recommend this water shoe and the company - go a half size to one full size up in your range and they should fit.. (Note: I was not paid for this review)

I bought these for my 11 year-old, they look just like the picture and are super cute. She said they are really comfortable and the sole, which is a bit like an in-house slipper, has a bit of traction on the bottom. It's not mesh so water sort of oozes out and they could be wrung out pretty easy and collapse almost flat in a bag. The problems we ran into is that our pool has very aggressive traction and we were taking an exercise class so there is a lot of 'running' instead of swimming. The bottoms of the shoes started to wear thin after the first two classes and then she dragged her feet while holding onto a float during the third class and wore her toes right though the top of the shoes. I was really dismayed to see that, mostly because they are so pretty, so I need to get her something more rugged for class.

I'm very glad I tried this shoe. Its the best water shoe I've owned. To start with, Its super comfortable. It feels like a cozy sock. You can easily forget you have them on while floating down a river in a river tube. This has decent traction on slippery river rock, and the rubber sole is thick enough to prevent that painful experience of stepping on a hidden sharp rock or branch underwater. The sole is thin and flexible so I wouldn't do long hikes with them, but they are just fine for the longish stroll from your car, down a steep rocky embankment, to the rivers edge. After my 1st usage, I bragged about their comfort to my wife, and then bought her a pair when we got home from vacation. After she tried these out, she admitted she like them a lot better than the Teva's she normally uses on our river tubing adventures.

I bought these mainly to keep in my disc golf bag for retrieving discs out of ponds and creeks. I've stepped on enough cans, bottles, and sharp rocks that I decided it's time to protect my feet.As soon I slipped them on I realized these things are awesome. They are really lightweight comfortable to wear. The right amount of rubber on the bottom to make walking over rocks comfortable while still being able to feel the bottom. The do seem a little cheaply made, like I'm going to wear them out quick. For the price I really can't complain. I would/will buy again and recommend to anyone looking for something similar.I got the lowcut style with green toe. I didn't notice that it says "fashion" on the side until I got them. A little random but whatever. They look good anyway.

Will buy again, very good quality water shoes, water also doesn't get stuck inside. This is well suited for waterparks and general purpose water activity. Will not use as Reef Boots, as has fairly thin sole and will not protect your toes if you bump into a rock.