Would you wear these?

[ElizaLaLa]

Or would you judge someone you saw wearing them?

Do you think they age a person?

Do you know of any nicer ones? I need sandals for walking that I can also wear in water.

I'm a scruffbag & I would love them and not understand why you don't.

Think you need to post this in a shoe-snobs section like Style & Beauty.

ps: here is picture of a shoe that I would judge if forced to have an opinion, torture device for fools.

In the dark so no one could see them!

Merrells are great for walking in!

I would....and, in fact, I do! Really comfortable and that's the most important thing to me. Mind you, I am old!! 🤣🤣

@lljkk I like those! 😂

I'm a scruffbag & I would love them and not understand why you don't.

They make me think of these.

@theresnoonequitelikegrandma

I would....and, in fact, I do! Really comfortable and that's the most important thing to me. Mind you, I am old!! 🤣🤣

How old are you if you dont mind me asking?

I'd wear them for walking and "outdoor activities" that they're designed for, I wouldn't wear them to go out for dinner in!

I wear similar for walking on the beach/ on cobbles/ walking in the woods in summer. Mine are grey though so less noticeable (I hope!) I am also old (42).

I have similar for summer dog walking.
Nthingg wrong with shoes designed for a job. I wouldn't wear them out to dinner..but then I don't wear high heels either!
I aso have Merrells snow boots..they are a good make!

42 isn't old! I'm 39.

I’m 62, love Merrels, sorry!

Saltwater sandals are comfy and are made to be also worn in water.

I'm 29, have the older style of those Merrells in brown and they're great! Comfy for long walks on uneven ground and because they don't look like 'walking' sandals I can wear them with anything, even my pretty summer dresses. I'm not sure how suitable they are for wearing in water though, I think the suede type bits might rub

I'm looking at skecher reggae slim-vacay now. Very similar but cheaper.

Have a look at Teva and Keen too.

Pavers have some as well and are so comfortable.

I've had a couple of pairs exactly the same as these. Really comfortable on my dodgy arthritic 47 year old feet, but no matter how much I cleaned out the fluff, the Velcro kept on coming loose and they would fall off. Definitely recommend Teva as a pp suggested.

Definitely.

I see Merrell as sporty, and they make great boots, trainers, sandals...

It's a NO from me.

Yes, I'd wear them. I'm 35. I wouldn't judge them on anyone else either.

I'd think I was only going to wear them for practical things and then end up wearing them constantly because they were so comfy.

I know this because of my own much, much uglier pair from a different brand. So comfy. So hideous. So always on my feet in summer.

Yes they look fine. I have no sense of fashion but don't see the point in high heels as I'd totter about and I like to stride out. I wear walking sandals all summer. And trainers all winter!

I've been thinking in advance about decent sandals for walking (although hope this year we can do more than that!)

I like them. The front is pretty and the ankle strap is practical.

I saw the teva ones and they are what I want to avoid.

I think I'll go for the cheapy skechers because I'll probably ruin them in the sea.

They are absolutely awful, sorry. I would never wear them and do think they’d be aging.

Saltwater as someone else mentioned upthread would fit the bill although they’re reasonably pricey.