Good style never goes out of fashion bro! OC institution.
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Best Flip Flops?
- Thread starter Havoc
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On Flip Flops Ive used most all of the top tier ones. Working in Baja 7 months a year and wearing them basically whenever I wasnt in the water or sleeping.
I went thru Reefs the fastest, Olukai lifeguard models lasted best and Rainbow let me down with needing to warranty a pair. I ended up giving Scott/Hawaii a go and they have been very durable up to this point. Will be getting another pair since they have held up the best.
I went thru Reefs the fastest, Olukai lifeguard models lasted best and Rainbow let me down with needing to warranty a pair. I ended up giving Scott/Hawaii a go and they have been very durable up to this point. Will be getting another pair since they have held up the best.
For me they dont feel too wide nor did I ever think that wearing them and going from brand to another
Yeah maybe... but general rule is that any formal sandal should be full leather.
These Cushion Lux have been in the quiver for awhile now and look nice, though they aren't full leather.
It's funny the evolution of sandals, depending on the style, they could start as a pair I'd never get wet / dirty, but eventually they all become beaters. On the other hand my wife wears her $80 leather pair to the beach and the $30 rubber pair out to dinner.
I ended up getting the more heavy duty version and I dig them. More minimalist feeling than Chaco's and easier on/off. Better grip on wet rocks. Cheers for bringing this company to my attention.
My GF wants a pair now. Matching sandals, how cute is that? Excuse me while I jump off a bridge.
found some like these once
i'd wear em just to **** off my wife
i'd wear em just to **** off my wife
I am thinking of trying these Nexpa LX2 next after exclusive rainbow use for decades now wondering if they hold up after long use hiking into spot 
https://www.vans.com/en-us/shoes-c00081/nexpa-lx2-pvn0a3mtm3n1
https://www.vans.com/en-us/shoes-c00081/nexpa-lx2-pvn0a3mtm3n1
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I forget the brand but mine has a bottle opener on the bottom of the right foot. I think it's the right foot. I wish it were more useful.
You don't like putting something into your mouth you opened with something that you walked through crap with?
Well, yeah, that, and the fact that I've had them for about a year and only noticed the opener the other day.
My trusty Freewaters are finally toast after a few years and I can’t find the the same model. After all the positive ride reports, Im thinking about YOLO of some high-arch Olukais. Dammit, I’m worth it.
So, Ohana or Ulele?
So, Ohana or Ulele?
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Already tole you Ohana's.
Pick up a pair of album slides for your anniversary dinner
Pick up a pair of album slides for your anniversary dinner