$29 at Amazon 2. For the kid who likes to scramble: Keen Stingray We've been super-impressed while testing these grippy water shoes that seem to laugh in the face of slippery rocks and uneven terrain.

Scouting Report: Crocs are perhaps the greatest shoes out there. Whether I’m working in a restaurant or wading in the water, I’ll keep wearing Croc’s until they stop making them.

Traditionally, consumers have relied on water shoes to protect their feet from rocks, provide traction and drain water during all sorts of outdoor activities. But similarly to Crocs, they've ...

She happily ran around in the Crocs without having to adjust the strap or losing a shoe, and they quickly became her favorite pair of summer shoes. These flip-flops are both kid- and mom-approved.

Highlights KANE’s proprietary eco-friendly foam is made from Brazilian sugarcane. It’s also water-resistant and quick-drying. The shoes are easy to wash and won’t get water-logged.

The method - where Roc’s shoes were dipped into the water in two-minute-long increments - allowed the style to shrink nearly a full size, from a 9 to about an 8. Buy Now at Crocs ...

That was the case with the Crocs LiteRide 360 Pacers, which cost a fraction of the price of many of the other lace-up water shoes we tested. Crocs always seemed like a novelty shoe brand.

The research Classic mesh water shoes: Speedo Surf Knit Pro Cheap knit water shoes: DigiHero Water Shoes Sneaker-style water shoes: Crocs LiteRide 360 Pacer ...

Denver-based 5280 Magazine sheds some light on Crocs, the Niwot, Colo., company whose colorful rubber shoes were a screaming hit in the mid-2000s. Now diversified into more than 250 designs, the ...

Society's sudden penchant for water shoes might also have something to do with the fact that "ugly" shoes, like Crocs, have been creeping into the mainstream for quite some time.