OutdoorGearLab found that the zero-drop footbed and closed-cell EVA midsole provide stable, comfortable cushioning suitable for dry-land hiking alongside water activities. The G.ss Rubber outsole delivers reliable traction on wet rocks, while traditional laces allow users to fine-tune fit during extended adventures. Gearjunkie noted that gravel and dirt can become trapped inside due to drainage hole limitations, creating discomfort in sandy environments. At 1.3 lbs with a recycled canvas upper, this durable shoe fits water-to-town use but may not suit those prioritizing rapid drying or debris-free trails.
- — Zero-drop footbed and closed-cell EVA midsole provide stable, comfortable cushioning for dry-land hiking.
- — G.ss Rubber outsole with siped tread delivers reliable traction on wet rocks and slick surfaces.
- — Traditional lacing system allows users to fine-tune the fit and adjust tension during activities.
- — Gravel, silt, and sand can become trapped inside the shoe due to drainage hole size limitations.
- — Gravel and dirt can get trapped inside