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The North Face Land Shark Sandal - Men's
The North Face Land Shark sandal has a mean bite that provides superior traction on slimy river rocks. These ultra-cushioned sandals are no beached whales on dry land either, with shock absorbent anti-microbial heel and forefoot pads. A single-hand closure allows for quick on-the-fly adjustments. Reinforced ankle stabilizers and forefoot and instep adjustability make sure your feet are as snug as a conch in its shell.
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$54.95 $43.95 
Wierd Fit
I have had water sandals from several manufacturers. These are by far the strangest. The toe box portion is HUGE. It sticks out about 2-3 inches past my toes. If I had gone with a smaller size, the rest of the sandal would have been too small for my foot. It was very strange. I ended up sending them back.
Mostly great!
Great sandal for the price! The pad on the instep is a bit stiff and kind of rough. It caused blisters on both my feet, but I quickly got accustomed. The sole is good and rugged with great traction!
Land Sharks Rock!
I have been buying Timberland sandals for the past few years and this was my first departure. They are great! They fit well and have great traction. I would definitely buy these again. Very comfortable.
Land Shark Sandal by The North Face
Well, I tried these puppies on and at first I really wasn’t impressed at all. I didn’t like that I could not adjust the toe strap and they were not as rugged as I thought they were going to be. After I actually wore them a few times though, I really began to like them. They are much easier to get on and off than other sandals I have had in the past. I realized that I really don’t need to adjust the toe strap. They are very comfortable as well and far more rugged than I thought at first glance. I dig ‘em.
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