Saw something like this hanging off a passing hiker but didn’t stop to ask what they were; figured they’d be easy to find by a search: WRONG. They looked like super light weight rubber sandals but with a tread pattern like a Vibram or something. Seems great for scrambling, water crossing, camp slipper etc… without all the weight of Keens. Ideas?
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Camp Sandal with Tread?
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They were a woman’s pair if that makes any difference….
Were they chacos?
https://www.chacos.com/US/en/customizable-men%27s-z-2-sandal/22586M.html
Maybe it was Xero shoes?
https://xeroshoes.com/shop/product-category/sandals/sportsandals/
Might have been either of those but seem to recall a more aggressive sole along the lines of a hiking boot. Thanks though; I’ll look into these.
Bedrock Cairns?
Those maybe be them; txs!
These are all over Mexico. They come in Firestone, Pirelli and Michelin versions.
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