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Our top picks will keep your feet comfortable and dry no matter where your travels take you.
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Nobody wants to walk around with soggy socks!
These are our favorite waterproof walking shoes for men.
Theyre not built for intense hiking.
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The Forsake Wild Sky Mid Boots dont look like theyre waterproof.
Rather, they look like a stylish pair of high-top sneakers just way more functional.
These boots are comfortable straight out of the box and got even more comfy as we wore them.
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They fit true to size and we liked the mid-cut for ankle support.
We also found the sole to be of excellent quality and firm enough to provide long-lasting support.
We could also see ourselveswearing them to workwithout feeling like were being too casual.
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This versatility makes the Forsake Wild Sky Mid Book ideal for travel.
They only come in whole sizes.
They dont come in half sizes.
Tevas are pretty much a must when it comes to travel and for good reason.
We wore them in a pool and they didnt absorb water, as promised.
And we loved the style, especially the options with color blocking and patterns.
They fit big, so order a half size down.
Long known for its thong sandals, Olukai has made some mighty fine shoes that are perfect for travel.
We tested Moku Pae Boat Shoes while kayaking and walking around, and we were thoroughly impressed.
They offered excellent grip on land and dried quickly despite being soaking wet.
They arent very breathable, so theyre not ideal for hot destinations.
The leather is coated with Gore-tex to keep water out, and we loved the midankle support.
They felt very sturdy and like theyll last for years.
They dont have much sole traction.
Canadian footwear brand Vessi changed the waterproof shoe game when it invented its Dyma-tex upper technology.
Theyre surprisingly stylish for a work boot and comfortable right out of the box.
We did notice some excess rubbing on the calf, but that could be remedied by wearing longer socks.
Theyre best for cold weather.
Blundstones are popular for a reason, and the Australian companys Thermal Chelsea Boots prove why.
This model has Thinsulate insulation as well as a removable sheepskin footbed, so theyre ideal for cooler climates.
Water-repellent products are treated with a coating that will cause water to drip off.
So verify the shoes you pick feel good by trying them on at home before going outside.
If you do have to break them in, verify theyre comfortable before you set off on your travels.
If they do get wet, aerate them well before wearing them again.
She also says to check the creases of your shoes for any fungus and wipe it away.
If you take good care of them, theyll last longer.
Before you do that, double-check you really want your shoes to be waterproof.
Remember that by waterproofing them, youre reducing their breathability and drying time if water gets inside.
If youre wearing them less often, they will last longer.
Suzanne Levine, podiatric foot surgeon and author.
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