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Anonymous06/23/26, 01:05No.2872661
I wasn't ready for them last summer, I realize that. Now I'm ready.

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Anon06/23/26, 04:14No.2872679
Cute feet
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Anon06/23/26, 19:39No.2872732
Ready to stub every toe??
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Anon06/23/26, 20:25No.2872733
rock scrambling in sandals is retarded. enjoy your busted body.
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Anon06/23/26, 23:01No.2872742
I hope you pay out of the ass for the rescue.
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Anon06/24/26, 00:08No.2872744
Nonsense! I’ve been using Tuva sandals for more than two decades on long hikes, approaches and low level scrambling.Some of the things I’ve done;
*Backpacked the Muir Trail in the Sierra.
*Been on countless hikes and backpacking trips.
*Scrambled up the Death Slabs in Yosemite. Hiked down Half Dome back to the car. 3 times.
*Miles of bushwhacking to obscure crags.
*Climbed 5.7 “slab”
*Weed wack at least an acre of land around the house, every year.
*Summited Mt Whitney, Sill, Tritons, Shasta, and countless others of similarity.
*Hunt every year. (Deer).The things I would use extra caution on are on fields of small talus, hiking through White Thorn or similar low lying brush, moving heavy rocks while trail building or other heavy work (or similar work) or racing, (like Adventure Races where you are moving quickly off trail).
In 20 something years I have only ever experienced a few pokes from thorns, scratched ankles or minor abrasions to the side of the foot. Nothing major.
Competency outdoors may vary your results.
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Anon06/27/26, 02:34No.2873052
I tried the bedrocks. Did about a mile and a half in mud and rocks with them. The thong is weird. It kept digging in, and it was the only way to keep them tight.
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Anon06/27/26, 04:36No.2873065
Can someone let me know if these are any better than teva or chaco sandals? Looking for something that can go long miles
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Anon06/27/26, 21:32No.2873126
Where are the socks?

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Anon07/06/26, 21:46No.2873968
Teva's used to be better. I dislike the soft bottom ones, and I don't see that they make any hard ones anymore.
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Anon07/11/26, 08:53No.2874275
Lmao, this ain’t grass, boyo. Enjoy scrambling in you lady shoes, fag.
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Anon07/14/26, 12:12No.2874548
same energy

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Anon07/17/26, 14:43No.2874847
Has anyone ever tried "closed toe sandals" before? Seems just like a very well ventilated sneaker which is something I would be interested in.

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Anon07/18/26, 00:32No.2874896
why not just classic tevas? the fabric between toes things is kind of annoying