NORTIV 8Men's Water Shoes Barefoot Athletic Lightweight Sports Aqua Shoes Outdoor Swim Fishing Hiking Diving Surf Walking Water Shoe TREKMAN

I bought these for a summer of tubing on the Guadeloupe River in central Texas. They worked wonderfully. They fit as expected, did not feel heavy at all, drained really quickly, and were actually comfortable enough for walking between the 2nd and 3rd crossings. Also, these shoes were very stable and "grippy" when I had to walk across slippery rocks in various parts of the river. To clean them, I removed the removable inner sole, and threw the shoes and inner soles into the washing machine along with towels. Then let them air dry. After five separate days of river tubing over the course of the summer, they honestly look as good as new.

I bought these so that I’d have easy shoes that I didn’t care about necessarily getting destroyed for a hike, climbing waterfalls, and zip lining during vacation. Not only did I get lots of compliments on how they looked, they were comfortable and held up. The grip factor was impressive. Scaling slimy waterfalls, I felt safe. Then going through rivers and the ocean while zip lining, they stayed snug and didn’t get sloppy loose like cheap water shoes tend to do.They’re such a good water shoes, that instead of leaving them behind like I thought I would, I’m making sure I pack them and taking them home for continued use!

Fit is good. They are very comfortable. Only question I have is about their durability. That is something time will tell. At this point I find it a good value and would buy again.

Got these for our honeymoon cruise. Love the way they look! They’re very light weight. Id say lighter than a sneaker and water comes out of them pretty easily. They have good traction and are very comfortable. We played basketball and volleyball on our cruise in them and walked around 2 islands. Id say as far as durability so far so good. They do take a while to dry tho.

Perfect fit.

I purchased these so that I could take stream hikes. I live in Pennsylvania which is traditionally a very rocky state, especially in the streams. I wanted something that I wouldn't have to worry about stubbing my toes every other step. These shoes have been AMAZING! What really makes them nice is that even after getting out of the water they're comfortable to walk in.If I had to give one complaint, I don't know if they're truly "quick drying." However I would say they go from wet to moderately damp in a short period of time, so it hasn't been a huge issue.Overall, I enjoyed these so much that my wife also purchased her own pair and they have been put to good use. I've probably put 20-30 miles of use on them so far—some in the stream and some on trails—and they seem to be holding up very well.

I have to say that this water shoes work great but I’m not too thrilled when your skin gets wet , the back of the water shoe rubs against your skin and it causes a blister, the stitching of the shoe sticks out and causes rubbing and it’s very uncomfortable.

I couldn't decide so I bought the Doussprt watershoes plus those from Nortiv 8 and from SEEKWAY. They are all good and I can recommend them all. The Doussprt are the simplest, lightest, best drainage through the sole, and will probably dry fastest. The Nortiv are the most robust, lots of attractive design elements, with thicker material, reinforced sides and padding at the heel, and a thicker sole...although fewer holes so it probably drains slower. I think it will probably be best if you are doing lots of walking around and beach sports, in addition to water sports. The SEEKWAY are kind of in between...fabric similar to Doussprt but perhaps a bit more robust, more stylish, thick soles similar to Nortiv although with their thinner side/top material these will probably dry faster than the Nortiv. I will probably go with the SEEKWAY...seem well made, material thin enough to dry fast, thick sole for walking around, and nice looking. But again, any would be fine, depending on your priorities.