Had a blow out on my left tire ......

[Rojo]

Now that you mentioned the name it reminded me, it was Keen Sandals.

[DockShootinJack]

Never had any of the sandals. Keens are one of the approved brands of work shoes we can use

[Ketchn]

Never had any of the sandals. Keens are one of the approved brands of work shoes we can use

the foot wear is and has been legendary for a long time , the abuse I put a pair thru back when is not print worthy .
they were 85 a pair back in 2005 and worth every single cent of that and then some ....good stuff
bud told me I "HAD" to have them for a miles and miles and miles adventure in the heavy stuff back when and I thought he was full of it , told me buy them a size big as they are great to wear over the waders , he was totally right

[DockShootinJack]

There work shoes are pretty rugged also. I have a pair of tall hikers that are several years old

[happycaster58]

it was my bestest pair though , my other storm trooper sandal type things blew out last year on the toe area , wife thought it was pretty hilarious though on this pair , so in the end that's a good thing ....

I can relate. I have lost a Croc shoe
2 different times in the pluff mud in the coastal marsh. The were both stuck about a foot deep and were not coming out, even I tried to pull them out by hand after my foot slid out. Pulled the strap off of one I pulled so hard! Mind you, this was in 2 different years and one was lost in the marsh in SC and one in NC.
Hard to walk out thru saw grass and oysters with one bare foot!

[Rojo]

I just got back from Academy and they only had one very sad pair of Sketcher sandals to offer. BPS Keen sandals are looking better and better.

[DockShootinJack]

I can relate. I have lost a Croc shoe
2 different times in the pluff mud in the coastal marsh. The were both stuck about a foot deep and were not coming out, even I tried to pull them out by hand after my foot slid out. Pulled the strap off of one I pulled so hard! Mind you, this was in 2 different years and one was lost in the marsh in SC and one in NC.
Hard to walk out thru saw grass and oysters with one bare foot!

Make a fella want to have a back up pair. That would be rough on bare feet

[hdhntr]

I hate it when a good pair o sandals comes apart like that but after bymo told me about Shoeglue have been able to reuse them for several more years. A good pair that feels great is hard to find and I go down a size and they fit better IMO. I am a "value" shopper fo sho and just can't pay a fortune for a pair o sandals and am particular in how it feels on my feet but then wear them almost always from april thru october.

[Ketchn]

any sandal type foot cover for me needs toe protection , most of the all terrain hikers come in that design.
my really like them a lot is about how you can go from the trail in the woods to the stream and right back to the woods and dry out pretty quickly .