Water Aqua
Water Aqua I want swimming/water/aqua shoes.Where can I get them? I am looking for shoes I can actually wear while swimming. Say if I go to a beach or river where there is a lot of gravel or if i...
Water Aqua
I want swimming/water/aqua shoes.Where can I get them?
I am looking for shoes I can actually wear while swimming. Say if I go to a beach or river where there is a lot of gravel or if it's rocky...I should be able to wear them to protect my feet.
So basically I should be able to wear them both on and off land. They should not be too expensive.
Are there any stores which sell such shoes? I am based in the North East by the way.
You can get them in most sports retailers, amazon etc
Prices range from £3.99 up to £19.99
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