Shasta Women's Water Shoe - Black

I have worn these Cudas Shasta water shoes in cardio splash for many years. They are comfortable, attractive, easy to put on and off and hold up well.

Been wearing Cudas Shasta style water shoes for years. They last a long time. Turn around time after ordering was efficient. Arrived in good condition.

I've had a pair of Cudas for a year or more. I bought them specifically for entering a lake that has a stoney, sandy, rocky bottom. They stay on my feet well and protect my feet from the stones. However, they become quite dirty with leaf bits, stand and pebbles. I run them under water to clean them, but the debris gets under the insole. It seems like the insoles aren't meant to be removed because they are pasted down. I pulled them up anyway to clean the shoe. This worked okay, but the paste got on my hands making for a messy operation. Why aren't these made with removable insoles?

literally the shoes were floating off my feet while I was doing my water exercises. IMPORTANT- I have emailed 3 since last week to return these shoes. My emails are being blocked. Please help.

I started doing water aerobics over 2 years ago and my first pair of water shoes fell apart after just a couple of months. Then I found these Cudas Shasta shoes and I love them. After over twice weekly classes, for two years, I just bought my second pair of the Shasta shoes. The first ones are still in good shape, but the bottom tread had started to wear down a bit. But, the stitching, fit and everything else are still good, after over 200 visits to the pool. I also love design of the Shasta. With the cross straps over the top of my foot they not only look cute, not like bulky foot socks, but they stay on my feet throughout any exercise our instructor throws at us. My one piece of advice - buy them one size smaller than your shoe size, which is really true of any water shoe you may buy. Don't worry, all water shoes tend to stretch out a bit after use and they'll end up fitting just fine. I hope they never stop making this water shoe. I may even buy a "back up" pair, just in case.