Body Glove Men's 3t Barefoot Max Water Shoe

Really well made, very comfortable and with no hard fastening on the top of the shoe they are also comfortable on the SUP if kneeling.. Very pleased, definitely recommend.

Amazing shoes for SUP. Full feeling on the board but excellent protection. Great colour that matches O'Neill wetsuit.

They fit just like the name says. Like a glove. Plus they have good ventilation and look good

I've really enjoyed these 👟 s they fit well,easy to wear, look's great walking around downtown, I will highly recommend this product 😎👌✔️

En cuanto a diseño y calidad son lo que esperaba, sin embargo, en la talla yo normalmente compro zapatos 27mex o 9usa, en este caso compre la talla 10m us y me quedaron perfectos.

Is good after wearing them however will recommend to buy half a size bigger and it will be abit tight if buy the exact size

I bought these shoes to replace a pair of water shoes that were starting to deteriorate and were really uncomfortable. It took an hour or so of having these on until I got used to the 3 toe pockets. Initially I was concerned they wouldn't fit my toes. My second toe is longer than my big toe, then the last 3 are all much shorter and sort of curl under. Was not a problem with these shoes and once you get used to the feeling of the material between your first 3 toes they are pretty comfy. There is a velcro strap over the instep, as well as a cinch strap behind the heel, so you can get these pretty well adjusted to your feet. I liked the adjustments, since most water shoes I have had in the past never seem to fit well.These are MUCH wider than a normal "shoe" style shoe. I found it to be a big help in the water. The wider toe-box offset the disadvantage of swimming in water with shoes on- the shape ends up being almost like a mini fin. I could swim as good or better than if I had been barefoot. I have a 4 and 5 year old that wear life preservers and I swim around with. With these shoes on there were no problems keeping up with them (or treading water when they were trying to drown me).They also did fairly well walking along the riverbank and river bottoms. The area I am in has a lot of flint, and flakes can be razor sharp (this is the stuff arrowheads were made of). The sole protected me from any cuts or scrapes and I had no issues stepping on branches or with thorns.The shoes are more of a barefoot style- the soles are extremely flexible and don't really provide any support. If you are unaccustomed to the this type of shoe and want to use them for anything other than swimming you may need a transitional period. When you step on an object (rock, tree branch, etc.) the shoe is going to flex around it. You will feel the edges and points of the object. It won't penetrate the shoe, but if you are on uneven terrain (such as a rock riverbed) your feet may get sore after awhile. I prefer to go barefoot and wear this style shoe so I had no issues with it, but something to be aware of. If you are on sandy beaches, mostly in a kayak, or swimming, this won't be as much of an issue.Bottom Line- These were exactly what I needed in a water shoe for river use and when these are worn out I will buy the same model as replacements.