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Salomon Pro Amphibian Shoe - Women's

Brand : Salomon
Item : SAL0368
The Salomon Pro Amphib shoe is a slightly beefier version of Salomon's famed Tech Amphibian shoe. The Pro Amphibs blur the line between sandal and shoe. They protect your feet like shoes but drain water like a sandal via 5 drainage ports. And the 2-way stretch mesh upper and Kevlar laces won't absorb water so you don't carry around extra weight until your shoes dry. The Pro Amphib was built off the Tech Amphibian's last but has a heavier duty back, a women's specific design, and TPU buckles that increase durability and support. Salomon also added a measure of cushioning to the top for enhanced comfort. An adjustable, collapsible back folds down conveniently for slip-on mode. Try them with neoprene socks for cold water protection.
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Salomon Pro Amphibian Shoe - Women's

Not quite Amphibian
I purchased these shoes for a trip to Costa Rica where I hoped to use them for light hiking, walks to and on the beach, and in lieu of water shoes. The trip was great; that was too much to ask of Amphibians. Until they softened up I needed socks, which made the walk in the water idea a bad one. Water shoes are simply better for the job. For hiking, there was no good way to tighten the back to provide a sure enough fit. But they are cool (as in light and hip) for just walking around.


Not quite as amphibious as i thought
I purchased these shoes for a trip to Costa Rica. i had these and my sister had KEEN sandals. I think her feet fared better than mine. The mesh lining in these shoes is great for letting water out, but bad for trapping sand in. The shoes stay wet longer than the KEENs so my feet were constantly wet. The heel that folds down so that you can wear it like a slipper is great. It's actually too high when you wear it like a sneaker, so it rubs the back of the achilles tendon. I didn't like these shoes for anything amphibious, but they were perfect for the rain forest hike and they’re super easy to clean: just rinse. These shoes aren't made for the water, but for land that might be slightly wet or dirty.


great product
Quite comfortable on first wearing. the slip-on shoe option is convenient, but may be uncomfortable on heel. The lacing works well, but after tightening, the extra lacing may make a loop that sticks out on front of shoe.


Very good but not the best.
Air ventilation not as good as the Salomon Karma water shoe or the Tech Amphibian, but still a very comfortable platform to hike in.


Great product
I've had some form of these shoes for years. About four years ago I got Salomon's Amphibians and loved them. I took those shoes on many canoe trips around Algonquin Park. Just recently I had to replace them, and after looking at many other brands I decided to stick with Salomons. This past summer I took them on a three week canoe trip down the Missinaibi River, which included lots of rapids and portaging. The shoes worked well in both situations. My only qualms were that I got blisters, but an easy solution was to wear socks, and that sand stayed in the shoes. This is a great shoe for a mix of water and land activity. They are very durable, and versatile. The pros defiantly outweigh the cons.

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