mens Flip-flop

Perfect for gym shower. I have tried Nike & Under Armour slides, along with others. These are almost dry before I even put them in my bag. They do not smell or make my bad damp. Usually I was a 10-11 with plenty of room. These are an 11 and fit pretty snug, so they run kind of small.

Got these for the sauna, steamroom, showers, and pool at the gym.Pros -- extremely light weight. mega non-slip sole. comfy nubs that give your feet a little reflexology as you walk. very good sizing. (I wear a men's 9.5 and this sandal in a 10 fits great.)Cons -- kinda ugly in that Crocs sort of way. mega non-slip sole means that your foot will come out of the sandal rather than slipping on a wet surface -- better than falling on your bum, to be sure.Biggest drawback to these, though, is that the center post (between the big toe and 2nd toe) has that annoying seam that you may have encountered in cheap-o flip-flips from the old dark blue store. They're not so bad as to irritate the skin between your toes, but it does make them much less comfortable.These sandals are great for a few minutes at a time, but I wouldn't want to walk around in them outside of a wet zone.UPDATE: Almost two years later, and these things hold up like a champ! The annoying seam I mentioned above wore down long ago. I wear these in my gym's steamroom and showers almost everyday, and they are WAY better than cheapy flip flops.

Let’s get things straight here: these are SHOWER sandles. As several reviewers have said, they lack any cushion at all, no heal cushion, no arch support, no padding on the strap, none of that. If you wear these around all day, go hiking in them, etc. you are going to end up with sore, blistered feet. But that’s not how you’re supposed to use these. These are shower sandles. You wear them in the shower and locker room. They keep your feet out of the bacteria- and fungus-laden primordial ooze that sloshes around on the floor in such places.What you want in this use case is something simple, easy to put on and take off, and that dries quickly. These fill that need.Curing a case of athlete’s foot takes about eight tubes of Lotrimin, at upwards of ten bucks a tube. Toe nail fungus means six months of prescriptions. So, a pair of these sandles is actually a very inexpensive stitch-in-time.Why not five stars? Well, these things are a bit cheaply-made and rough around the edges. But, that is the nature of these things.All-in-all, these are nice and they do the job well. Just use them as-intended.

These shower sandals are great for what I need -- showering at my Planet Fitness after my workout -- and you can't beat the price. I immediately trashed my old, stinky shower sandals. These new ones are pretty easy to get on your feet without using your hands, too. The only bad thing I can say - as has been pointed out by other buyers -- is that the center post (between the big toe and 2nd toe) is a bit too big. And I have size 12 feet with Fred Flinstone toes. But I'm only wearing these sandals a few minutes at a time, so it's no big deal.Oh, and as for size. I run a 11.5 to 12 in shoes. I bought these in a 12. I am glad I did not go 11. They fit just fine.

This is one of the most uncomfortable sandal I have ever worn. It might be due to the material of the sandals, they are extremely "stiff". I thought they would become more "flexible" and comfortable after months of wearing, but that wasn't the case. It was still extremely uncomfortable and I'm so angry after discarding it, I feel the need to write this review. I don't recommend this at all.

These shower shoes were a replacement for another pair I bought on Amazon that were dangerously uncomfortable. The Vertico Shower Sandals are basically one big pieces of shaped rubbery plastic. Even the part the goes between the toes is fully integrated into the into the sandal (i.e., it doesn't pass through the sole.I wore these sandals for about 5 hours the other day with no complaints, and I didn't feel any irritation or abrasion.The water rolls off them easily in the shower and they dry quickly.I wear a size 10 - 10.5 in shoes, assuming I'm wearing socks. I bought size 10 in the sandals and they fit as expected with bare feet (no overhang of my toes or heel).The sandals fit well against my feet and didn't slip off or make a really loud slapping sound as I walked.Upon arrival, the new plastic sandals has a distinct (but not unpleasant) odor, but after a day or two of them sitting out, there was no smell.

For a long time, I've used a pair of $1 flip flops for the shower that have worked wonderfully. When those fell apart, I finally decided to get a longer lasting type of shower shoe. I'm typically about a size 10.5 (for things like ski boots and skates I tend to be closer to a 10) I decided to get a size 11 for these because of the sizing recommendations, and they're too small. These shoes fit snugly on my feet, but my toes are a little too big for the fronts and I cant easily slide them on or off to wash my feet in the shower. The logo on the side is glued on crooked and sloppily, and they have small divots that collect water. Overall, I'm not impressed and would not recommend.

I appreciate these sanadals, they are made of a durable plastic-elastomer that looks like it will hold up for many years. I like the toughness, the plastic is not thin and flimsy, robust enough it seems to take my Hobbit like feet in comfort. I travel a lot and although I have always worn sandals around the Hotel room, I usually took them off when I took a shower. Coming back from Brazil, I found myself with a difficult to cure fungal infection, which I conclude was from the Hotel showers (the only place I had exposure). Now I should be able to minimize / eliminate this type of exposure. The two concerns are chemical degradation (Chlorine in the USA for example) and if the plastic has topography/porosity that would allow mold or bacteria growth, that I won't know until I get some miles on them.

The sandals are very cheap and overpriced.