ICDEDPPL

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I love Keen. I usually need inserts due to my arch but these are great, they are high quality , I liked em so much I bought em for everyday wear too.

https://www.keenfootwear.com/p/M-UNE...=mens_footwear

ICDEDPPL

iTrader: (1)

You have to be 60+ to pull off wearing those thou

Bostonirish

Under armour makes a great deck shoe . Very light breathable material and they look good

seafordguy

Can't help you - When May gets here I go barefoot all the time - no shoes ever for me other than to go to work....... My kids are already barefoot all the time and it's only in the 60's!!!

Twin O/B Sonic

Top Siders

You can walk up a wet wall w/them.
Ive probably had a 100 pairs, worn them all my life.

Their quality has gone to **** in last several yrs though.

Sebagos are very nice and will be buying another pair.

Robertjr

Allen Edmonds makes a real leather insole etc. hand made in USA

thirdchildhood

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To me a big concern is that people always step on the gunwale gelcoat while boarding or deboarding and shoes trap abrasive sand and gravel from the boat launch. Therefore all shoes come off before boarding. Who the hell needs to wear shoes on a boat anyway?

offshoredrillin

im only 3 years from there so all good.lol

Indy

I guess it depends on your environment. At our rack there's no sand or gravel or other junk to get trapped on the shoes. Why wear boating shoes? Slips, trips, dunks, stubbs, to me it's safer and if they're clean, better IMO. Gotta reiterate though, the correct type of shoe only. If they're not I have no issues telling them to take them off.

Indy

I absolutely love Keen, I use their Targhee shoes for construction.
I have something similar to your link and love them in the summer:
https://www.keenfootwear.com/p/M-NEW...otwear_sandals