deck shoes??

[J S]

Marine Super Store Do them : http://www.marine-super-store.com/po...tno=SHARX+SHOE

James

[floater]

has anybody tried these

http://www.decathlon.co.uk/EN/sl700-easydry-3282575/#

i use there stuff all the time and have no complaints but not had the shoes yet

on another note did i see the sin of all sins in another thread about hub washing on Degraff trailers were there is a picture of a certain person wearing !!!!


SANDALS AND SOCKS

come forward if this was you (Andrew)

Andy

[prairie tuber]

I have the Salomon techamphibian shoes and find them great for going through water & over portages. They drain immediately and give excellent support even when carrying heavy loads on difficult terrain.




The North Face also makes something similar called Philters.

[Hightower]

Originally Posted by floater

has anybody tried these

http://www.decathlon.co.uk/EN/sl700-easydry-3282575/#

i use there stuff all the time and have no complaints but not had the shoes yet

on another note did i see the sin of all sins in another thread about hub washing on Degraff trailers were there is a picture of a certain person wearing !!!!


SANDALS AND SOCKS

come forward if this was you (Andrew)

Andy

IT WASN'T ME!!!!!!! Honest!

See Here

[adrianevo]

I 'd go with crocs,comfortable and indestructable!

[codprawn]

Originally Posted by prairie tuber

I have the Salomon techamphibian shoes and find them great for going through water & over portages. They drain immediately and give excellent support even when carrying heavy loads on difficult terrain.




The North Face also makes something similar called Philters.

Those look ideal - far more ankle support and much better for climbing on rocks etc.

[floater]

I have been looking at these for a while and decided to take the plunge

i bought these for 23 pound from Costco

http://www.speedo.com/webapp/wcs/sto...goryId%3D33382

they seem ok but havnt tried them in water yet

Andy

[ian parkes]

Originally Posted by codprawn

Those look ideal - far more ankle support and much better for climbing on rocks etc.

Yes but we are sitting on a boat and maybe walking up a beach , i guess we could wait while you get rock climbing sandals on and off

[Hightower]

Originally Posted by floater

I have been looking at these for a while and decided to take the plunge

i bought these for 23 pound from Costco

http://www.speedo.com/webapp/wcs/sto...goryId%3D33382

they seem ok but havnt tried them in water yet

Andy

Didn't fancy a pair of Thongs then

[floater]

Originally Posted by Hightower

Didn't fancy a pair of Thongs then

its just not right

time place and all that !

Andy

[prairie tuber]

Originally Posted by ian parkes

Yes but we are sitting on a boat and maybe walking up a beach , i guess we could wait while you get rock climbing sandals on and off

These are slip-on shoes with a single quick pull cord. They take about a nanosecond longer than helless closs to put on and take off.

Here is a link to some reviews of a few different water shoes;

http://www.rei.com/category/4501262

[MarkM]

I have the Decktechs of Gill.
The best shoes I ever had, very comfortable.