Reef Women Seaside Thong
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Sales Rank: 6723
Sales Rank: 6723
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Rating:  - Just okay for reef sandals.Kinda get what you pay for, they are cheaper but they also feel cheaper then most reef sandals. They're comfy compared to most flip flops but don't meet the reef standard comfort. I own the slap reef sandals and found they have a lot more cushion and support. Good for beaching etc. but not good if you are hard on your feet and do a lot of walkin like I do. Rating:  - Cute and Comfortable.Purchased these flippers after I wore holes in my other ones. They were so comfortable I didn't want to buy new ones only to be disappointed. But these shoes did anything but disappoint. They have a thick sole on them so you can walk on rocks or gravel and not feel a thing. The straps on the feet are made of two materials; the top is really soft and feels a little like micro-suede even though its not and the bottom is just braided/woven polyester type material. It's stitched together and makes a very comfortable wear. My only two complaints: 1) The bottom seems a little slippery on some surfaces, mainly rocks. 2) I got some blisters my first hike in these. These both became apparent on a 4 mile hike through the Greenbelt in Austin. I slid a little on the rocks and got a blister on the inside of my left foot from the strap. These issues are not something that I wouldn't expect anyway from new flippers so I'm still in love with these. Also, when it came time to clean (they're tan so dirt does show on them in the form of dirty foot prints) I just used a pumice stone gently on the entire shoe. Didn't take the design off the bottom, but gently is the key word there. Enjoy! Rating: - Awesome.Great sandals! Very comfortable, soft material. Only problem I had was on an all-day walk around Disney- the straps were a little snug to the top of the foot. Other than that, I love them! Rating:  - Great shoes; great service!!Love, love, love these shoes. They are very comfortable and very light. I have them in brown and wear them all the time--when weather permits. Highly recommended! Rating: - My favorite casual flip flopThis is my third pair exactly like this one. They do hold up very well and are very sturdy. Reefs won't fall apart, but I am hard on my flip flops and they get to looking pretty ragged after a while. I'll keep replacing them as long as Reef makes them! I normally wear a 6 1/2 or a 7 in shoes. I buy a 6 1/2 in this sandal. |
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