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  • #16
    Big fan of crocs in the summer, for reasons stated above. They're tough, they float, you can take them on and off easily, and they don't smell.

    Anyone have any recommendations for neoprene boots to use with drysuits that have built in waterproof socks?
    I need a good paddling

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    • #17
      Barefoot works for me so far.
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      • #18
        Originally posted by Huntrava View Post
        Big fan of crocs in the summer, for reasons stated above. They're tough, they float, you can take them on and off easily, and they don't smell.

        Anyone have any recommendations for neoprene boots to use with drysuits that have built in waterproof socks?
        This is what I use. Spent a week on the beach fishing with these and dry bibs. Saltwater (no stink) get one size larger

        http://www.nrs.com/product/2335/nrs-atb-wetshoe
        Freddie T

        2016 Hobie Outback LE #236
        Torqeedo Ultralight 403

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        • #19
          Originally posted by Hawg View Post
          Barefoot works for me so far.
          That's me too but I am not a chilly day Kayaker. Flip flops to get across from truck to water, ditch them when in Kayak.
          HOBIE: 2012 PA-14 (Dune) & 2013 PA-14 (Yellow)

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          • #20
            Originally posted by jet View Post
            i use the columbia water shoes, but man, do they smell after the first dunk!
            I also have columbia shoes but you gotta wash em out and let them dry or they get funky. I use crocs over my waders in colder water
            D Hawk
            Green Malibu X-Factor stolen dream
            Sand Malibu X-Factor The replacement

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            • #21
              I like to wear my vibrams, but the toe shoes aren't for everyone. They get great traction and dry out real quick if they do get wet.

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              • #22
                Originally posted by jet View Post
                i use the columbia water shoes, but man, do they smell after the first dunk!
                Same here. I usually rinse them right afterward and leave them outside to dry. My major complaint about them though is once you trek in sand with them they are sandy for the rest of their lives no matter how often you rinse them...

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                • #23
                  TEVA sandals, Flats shoes but mostly bare feet. You don't need no stinking shoes.

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                  • #24
                    I have used crocks for two years now.. I get the Weirdest sun burns on my feet because of them.
                    Bare Feet would be murder because of the sun burns.

                    I need something that keeps my feet out of the sun.. I purchased those $29 neoprene wading shoes.. but like said above. they fill up with water and keep your feet wet all day, then you slosh around the landing afterwards.

                    I am still looking for options.
                    People who use the word "literally" wrong literally kill me.

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                    • #25
                      Originally posted by Pat Smith View Post
                      I am still looking for options.
                      I've been using these this summer.

                      http://www.shoebuy.com/rocsoc-9166/441769/940060

                      I like them a lot.
                      Mark
                      Pasadena, MD


                      Slate Hobie Revolution 13
                      Hidden Oak Native Ultimate 12
                      Lizard Lick Native Ultimate FX Pro

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                      • #26
                        Used to wear either sandals or crocs. Picked up a couple pairs of sanuk shoes on clearance year before last. Really like them. Dry very fast and don't get too stinky. Protect my feet from sunburn. Very lightweight. Thinking about getting another pair soon.

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