Comfy shoe
I loved the shoe and I have worn them for a couple of weeks off an on. The liner over the insole is peeling off, though. The shoe was very comfortable and fit snug with my feet while providing flexibility at the same time. The shoes have little plugs on the bottom of the soles that fell out. I'm not sure if that's normal or if they were an optional removal for water drainage. I walked in them over a variety of different terrains without issues. I don't recommend to walk over large & pointy gravel with them as I did for a couple days. My feet were hurting after a while and I had to go back to athletic shoes. Overall, I like the shoes and will continue to wear them.
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Anjelica
December 09, 2025
Surprisingly Comfy
These do the job, are very stylish and are surprisingly comfortable with lots of walking. I didn’t expect them to be this supportive and good for my feet. We did a shore excursion on a cruise and I wore these walking 5 miles and it was just fine.
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Too tight for a double-wide foot. Full stars because it is not meant for a double-wide foot.
This review is about width. I purchased four different pair of water shoes to try out, hoping one would work. I’m using this review for each. My feet are size 8 double-wide with short toes (think Fred Flintstone feet). It is exceptionally difficult for me to find shoes that are comfortable, especially when it comes to fully enclosed summer shoes, like water shoes. The brands I purchased are Mayzero (8.5 womens), Infmetry (9 wide womens, 40), Zhuanglin (8.5 women), and Jointlycreating (8.5-9 women, 38). The last one is the winner. These are comfortable and cozy. Not too tight anywhere and easy to put on.Infmetry: I was able to put these on, but they felt snug across the top of the foot, the widest point. Oddly, they were too long in the toes. If I had a smaller size, to fit the length, I doubt I would be able to get it on my foot. Won’t work for double-wide foot and given the odd length to width ratio, I don’t think it would work for a wide foot either. That said, I do have short Fred Flintstone toes. Zhuanglin: I could get them on, but barely. If the ankle tab were bigger, they would be easier to get on. Even so, they are too narrow in the heel (odd, right?) and across the top of the foot. So, too tight for a double-wide foot size but would probably work for a regular wide foot. These also feel more like plastic than fabric. Mayzero: I could get these on the foot (thanks to the bigger ankle tab) but dude, way too tight! I didn’t want them on my feet any longer than it took to take them off. Jointlycreating, aka the winner! The seller is Jointlycreating. The name on the bottom of the shoe is Wonesion, but this is not on the selling post anywhere (which doesn’t matter to me, but thought I would mention it). They are super easy to put on (adequate ankle tab). They are so comfortable. As soon as I tried them on, I walked around the house and couldn’t believe how comfortable they are. They feel more like fabric than plastic, which is my preference.This review is all about size as I haven’t yet had the chance to try them out. I have appreciated reviews other buyers have written and this is me paying it forward for all the double-wide footed people out there! I can’t wait for the weather to warm up just a little so I can take them to the lake, waterfalls, inner tubing in the river, and fishing. I probably won’t update the review with how they work, but lots of reviews have already raved about that. This review is all about size. These shoes are fit for a double-wide foot! Yay!!
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Cute and Attractive water shoes BUT NOT FOR HIKING
As water shoes, these shoes are great. I took them on a trip with me and used them for both water and hiking. The shoes slide on easily and are very sleek and attractive. They allow for a lot of flexibility in the feet. I got them wet and the dry fast.HOWEVER, my experience with them hiking was not good. I wore them hiking up a hill and immediately the gravel was rough on my feet. Then Less than 10 yards into my hike, I felt a very painful prick into the bottom of my toe. When I flipped over my shoe, a cactus needle had penetrated completely through the sole. I had to hop on one leg back to the car, nervous that another would poke through the other shoe. I switch them out for a regular pair of shoes with thicker soles and they faired much better on the terrain. DO NOT hike in these.
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