Simms Deck Sandals (For Men)

These "water sandals" look cool. They are hard to get on and are NOT good on larger slick rocks. Get some shoes/sandals to wade/fish with and use these for casual wear.

These sandals are of course no match for my studded felt boots but do a fantastic job for some light wet wading. I've fished in these 3 times in the week that I've had them and haven't fallen yet. The cover for toes keeps my feet safe and the sandals are very stable so that your feet don't slide around even when they are underwater. I accidentally ordered 2 pair instead of 1 but I like these so much I'm going to keep them both.

Searched for these locally but Sierra Trading Post was the place I found them. Perfect for Kayaking & Fishing, they worked great wade fishing in the bay.

I wanted a cool waterproof sandal that would stay on my skinny feet. Crocks & others are much too wide. The straps conform nicely for a secure feeling fit, but I did shorten and resew the buckle strap to make them more snug. The comfort netting over the top of the foot is great. I can wash the van without getting foot burn, and they dry very quickly. And the footbed is very comfortable. Even bought another pair as an "after golf" sandal. Thanks for the great deal S.T.P.!

These are perfect for an after-golf or work sandal. I also wanted a slip-on-&-off easily for car washing etc. These do that. The adj. strap will need a snap at it's end to keep the buckle in place as it loosens quite easily. The footbed is very comfortable. The fact that this sandal has close fitting straps, makes it ideal for my skinny dogs. Perhaps a little pricey, even at STP's great discounts, but worth it for the comfort IMHO. Thanks STP!

The Truckee River warmed up a bit so it was time to switch from waders to shorts. Open toe sandals work your feet. I can’t count how many times I’ve stubbed my toe or twisted out. These Sandals fit my foot like a glove. Your toes are protected and there is no way you are going to twist out of them. Yes, they are sandals, so you still get tiny pebbles and sand in them but if the fish are biting… who cares!

These are comfortable sandals, with excellent foot protection. They do fine on dry land and rocks, and I assume that they would be good on a boat. However, if you wade in rocky rivers, these sandals really don't provide decent traction. Obviously, the soles are not felt, but they also don't provide near the traction that you would see with an AquaStealth sole (e.g., with a Simms wading boot), or even a standard water sandal sole (e.g., Chacos). If you don't wet wade on slippery rocks, these could be great sandals for you. But if you spend any time walking/wading on wet rocks, I would look for sandals with a different sole.

wery confortable,but suprisingly not much grip..

It is a sandal, that is secure and won't fall off.