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Aquatic shoes are now well represented in online stores and other physical stores by the sea. They have evolved significantly since the days of sandals. From now on, they are models of shoes that fully cover our feet! However, many people wonder how water shoes have evolved so much in 2 or 3 decades. The advent of certain water sports has contributed to their explosion in the market. Thus, they have increasingly integrated our daily life so that our summer activities take place with comfort and protection. History of Water Shoes Aquatic shoes or " aquashoes", literally translated into English, are,...

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Of course, taking care of your feet is important and even vital in some parts of the world where natives need to move to survive. Whether it's to get around or to practice an activity, shoes are essential to our daily lives. Among the huge variety of shoes, there is a small family of shoes for going in the water. These are called water shoes, aquatic shoes, beach shoes or even aquashoes. They are suitable for water sports but also for beach games, walks along a river, canyoning outings or even when descending a river in a canoe. They protect...

When walking in dark or murky water, sometimes it's best not to know exactly what's under your feet. The only thing you need to know is that your toes are well protected from what's underneath. This is where having a good pair of water shoes is essential ! The right pair of water shoes (also known as beach shoes, aqua shoes or aquashoes) will give you the freedom to go where you want, whether hiking in the creeks, rafting on the Doron in Savoie, canoeing on the Ardèche or in the Tarn gorges or simply lying on a beach on...

The most water-friendly shoes for water activities are all here! Check out our Top 10 Beach Shoes Ranking and choose the right pair for you. Water shoes will be your ally whenever you come into contact with water or do water sports such as swimming, canoeing, kayaking, snorkeling, long coast, rafting, canyoning or simply strolling on the beach!