CAMP AND WATER SHOES FOR HIKING AND BACKPACKING TRIPS

Amazon link for Clapzovr water shoes:

A look at a simple and Inexpensive choice for camp and water shoes. These shoes have served me well on multiple hiking and backpacking trips.

I found the shoes on Amazon. They are made by a company called “Dainzuy”. Another company called “Clapzovr”. A search for Beach/Water shoes in Amazon will bring up many options similar to this shoe.

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[tarawilliams]

Thank you so much! Exactly what I was needing

[DragonRoams]

I like the look of these what is the size comparison from your sneaker to water shoe? Never used crocs just not a fan. Currently I use sketcher go walk I believe is the name.

[decentdiversions]

An interesting option. I've suffered a few times without camp shoes. Might try these. Cheers!

[carnyxgear]

They look lighter than crocs with all the holes, but are they available in Realtree foliage pattern? That's the most important question. Actually I would prefer Mossy Oak. I like crocs. But I also like $7 walmart water shoes. One problem with them; the soles can be easily penetrated by large thorns. I know from experience!

[rhermann]

Just a pet peeve when people say something is light and don't list the actual weight. At any rate, I moved from Crocs to Teva Mush sandals because they are 5.9 ounces (size 9) and I pair them with injiji toe socks if it the temperature drops. They lack stability but are light.

[stephanelair]

Nice water shoes, I had a model similar from Vivobarefoot, really ultralight, all in plastic, and nice to walk for a short distance. But it end up, riped open on a sharp rock.
Since I need a replacement, I tryed to find this model, but they don't sell them on amazon (france).
But still a good video, thanks mate.

[tomnoyb]

Most important factor is weight, yet it's kept a secret. Next is the advantage of toe-cover. Many wear shower-sandals, which weigh less, but leave one with stubbed-toes. This author uses Aqua-socks, thin neoprene with a lightweight sole (Jackshibo on Amazon $12) 40g each, 80g for the pair. They dry fast in the pack's rear mesh-pocket and are soft enough to go in the clothes-bag when dry. Can also be worn inside sleeping-bag, making getting up to pee a little simpler.

[gravy]

Pearlyo is another brand, I have a pair myself. A size 10.5 weights 9.5oz.

[WILDONTHETRAIL]

I’d like to hear more about these. Any chance you could post a weight and size? You may be able to open your Amazon account and search your history of orders to find a link. Personally, I think Crocs are heavy. I picked up a cheap water shoe from Dollar General of all places, but I don’t think they’ll last. At this point, Crocs are playing first string on my AT hike. I’d really like to find a light weight durable alternative at a fair price.

[robertfit]

Great idea, I hate wet feet on the trail. I'll sometimes go barefooted in the swamps before I sacrifice my dry shoes!

[GizmosBushEscapes]

Very nice !
Its a hard task to find a good pair of water shoes.I wear mine often.. (kmart brand cheapies)... would be real nice to find someone who makes a descent pair with pretty good heel support here in Australia.still looking ?

[FitzYakin]

They look nice and lightweight and you can't beat the price 👍

[football]

I am a women...so i can put this shoes???

[samsmith]

I've been looking at these for the same use but I can't find a weight for them anywhere. Do you have a weight?

[ASTHECROWFLIESHIKING]

The brand name is in the description on the video...

[philipbuckley]

I would like something, akin to this, but a little stronger to hike

[philipbuckley]

has anyone come up with one shoe that works in all mud and water....