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Deck Shoes

Created by wongaga wongaga  > 9 months ago, 25 Oct 2021
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wongaga
wongaga

VIC

653 posts

25 Oct 2021 8:27pm
Anyone got a pair of deck shoes they rave about? My tired old feet are needing something better than bare or sad old Volleys. I'm probably limited to whatever WW's carry, since I want to try them on before I buy

Cheers, Graeme
Bananabender
Bananabender

QLD

1610 posts

25 Oct 2021 9:50pm
I have been wearing Sperry Topsiders Authentics two eye since 1979 . Have one pair for the boat and one for casual. Think I'm about ninth or tenth pair
The authentics with rubber soles have great grip . Frankly better than the current volleys
Ramona
Ramona

NSW

7737 posts

26 Oct 2021 8:22am
Crocs. Preferably the real ones!
FabulousPhill
FabulousPhill

VIC

321 posts

26 Oct 2021 4:22pm
Graeme, just once a year buy them a bit cheaper at Aldi. You can try them on in store ))). Usually $35 to $40
Not the best advice, but sometimes it's best to buy things before you need them. (Just don't tell a woman that).
woko
woko

NSW

1770 posts

26 Oct 2021 7:25pm
I was recently surprised by how easy cheap ( Kmart / big w) mesh running shoes cope with everything from ratlines to oysters, i believe that the white soles are the cheapest, and it seems the other colours are laid on top & as such so they can be rubbed off if they cause deck marks or
All@Sea
All@Sea

TAS

233 posts

26 Oct 2021 9:35pm
I have some expensive and reputable sailing shoes and boots, they're great, but I usually find myself wearing Crocs or Volleys... watch the French offshore racers, from the Mini 6.5 to Ultim Trimarans, they're often wearing Crocs...
Yara
Yara

NSW

1314 posts

26 Oct 2021 9:38pm
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FabulousPhill said..
Graeme, just once a year buy them a bit cheaper at Aldi. You can try them on in store ))). Usually $35 to $40
Not the best advice, but sometimes it's best to buy things before you need them. (Just don't tell a woman that).


I have a pair of new ones from Aldi size 10. They don't fit me cos I have wide feet. Free to a good Home!
Yara
Yara

NSW

1314 posts

30 Oct 2021 6:13pm
Another option is fishing shoes. I use a Shimano sandal/croc type from a tackle shop, and they have good grip on the deck. However they also made a boat type shoe which had poor grip.
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