For kayak fishing, you have two basic choices for shoes—something that is designed to get wet, or no shoes at all. For me, I’m not really a barefoot kind of fisherman, or even a flip-flop kind of guy.

I was recently packing for a summer hike that required some river crossings, and I assessed my footwear options: road-running shoes, strapped outdoor sandals, and the hiking boots I use for ...

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Slippery rocks and muddy stretches are no match for these shoes. As a child of the ‘70s and ‘80s, I grew up running around barefoot. Fast forward 30 years, and not much has changed; however, when I ...

Whether you’re planning on swimming in the local river, the beach or the pool, a pair of the best water shoes can help keep your feet safe and stable. Unlike typical waterproof shoes you’re probably ...

With summer holidays firmly secured in our calendars, many of us are looking to stock up on some practical and trek-worthy sandals that will allow our feet to breathe in tropical temps whilst also ...

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