Metog Water Shoes for Men and Women - Quick-Dry Aqua Socks for Beach Swim, Slip-on for Yoga and Surfing.

Zhihong Zhao: It looks good and fits well. It functions well as water shoes but not for lasting or frequent use. The cushion is thin, and it feels like walking on the floor. After 2-3 uses, the fabric already shows signs of wear and is about to break.

United States on Dec 02, 2023

NOMS: Most people buy these for being out on/in the water. I bought these to use as emergency shoes for when I go out with friends and need to take my heels off. 🙃

I've tried the "as-seen-on-tv" emergency slippers and whatnot over the years. While I appreciate the ingenuity of those, the shoes never seemed to fit comfortably, were ugly/loud, and almost always tore before I got home. I honestly don't know why I thought to try these out instead, but man am I glad I did! They fit in my purse, are fairly durable, and are comfy to boot! If the price point stays where it's at ($8-$10), I'll definitely be repurchasing later!

United States on Oct 23, 2023

James: My experience with the Metog Men Women Water Shoes was a mixed bag, and I'd like to share some observations based on my usage.

Pros:

Lightweight and Breathable: These water shoes are incredibly lightweight, and they allow your feet to breathe. They are ideal for activities where you want to feel almost barefoot, like wading in the water or on hot summer days.

Quick-Drying: The claim of being quick-drying is accurate. These shoes didn't hold onto moisture for long, which is convenient for water activities.

Cons:

Lack of Support: These shoes offer minimal support. If you're looking for arch support or cushioning, these aren't the shoes for you. They feel like a step up from going completely barefoot, but don't expect them to provide the comfort you'd get from more substantial footwear.

Sand and Debris: The biggest issue I encountered with these shoes was their tendency to allow sand and small objects to easily get inside. Walking on a sandy beach or gravelly surfaces was often uncomfortable, as I had to stop and remove the shoes repeatedly to get rid of the debris. This became quite frustrating over time.

Durability Concerns: Although...

United States on Aug 22, 2023

👱🏻‍♀️Amy: The Metog Water Shoes are a great option for water shoes. They're made with a lightweight, breathable fabric that dries quickly. They also have a non-slip sole that provides traction on wet surfaces.

I've been using the Metog Water Shoes for a few weeks now, and I'm really impressed with them. They're comfortable, they dry quickly, and they provide good traction.

Here are my top 5 things I love about these water shoes:

They're comfortable. The fabric is soft and breathable, and the shoes fit snugly without being too tight.
They dry quickly. I can wear them in the water and then walk around on wet surfaces without having to worry about my feet getting wet.

They have a non-slip sole. This is important for me because I often walk on wet surfaces.
They're versatile. I can wear them for swimming, water sports, and even just walking around on wet surfaces.
They're affordable. They're a great value for the price.

Overall, I'm so impressed with the Metog Water Shoes. They're the perfect way to stay comfortable and protected in the water. I highly recommend them!

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United States on Jul 14, 2023

Meg Hayes: I am a size 10 women’s shoe and the 9.5-10.5 fit a wee bit loose but I liked it that way. I do not have a wide foot. Initially I bought these to wear in the chlorinated pool for water aerobics 3 times per week but also use them for kayaking. They give me the firm sole to push into my kayak footer but are lightweight when I need to be in the water porting my kayak through low areas.

The chlorine will do a number on these. I just ordered my third pair. I wore these 3-4 hours a week for 5 months plus 3 kayak trips. They do start to get a little fuzzy around the toes where I scrape them on the rough pool floor but the chlorine bleached the piping around the ankle opening and the integrity of the material was compromised. They began to lose their elasticity and stayed stretched. Today the shoes were coming off as I was kicking underwater - but I also had several little holes in my swimsuit - to give you an idea of how heavy the chlorine can be that I expose them too.

Mine had an insert of foam-like padding that I could remove for drying or to have more flexibility in the pool but I personally don’t like the texture of the bottom of the shoe with the foam...

United States on May 25, 2022