Are the sole's slip resistant?
164172
Yes and they are very comfortable and stay firmly on your feet. They don't flop all around like regular flipflops do. However I bought a different style from anothe rmanufacturer and there isno comparison in the quality, I am sending them back.
164173
I've never slipped with them on... I've never heard of slip-proof though. They are comfortable and my back always feels great when I wear them.
102047
I don't use one because the fleece on the bottom is very nice but you could. I haven't had problems with slippage. It's more of an english fit obviously. It's a nice lightweight alternative.
559201
Relatively, not quite as skid proof as those socks you get in the hospital, but they are textured and for the most part skid resistant. Hope that helps.
44617
The feet have grippers. Mine is also on carpet & next to the hard drive so no slipping.
2112858
Yes. The front ones. I have not had any problems with any of them slipping around.
320312
Not at all water-resistant. If you step in a puddle you're in trouble. I wear them outdoors, to the store, and in the house barefoot. Get them extra big so you can step in and out of them easily. When I'm outdoors I am very careful about water. You can walk on a wet sidewalk, but you cannot step in a puddle. I would not wear them outdoors in heavy rain.
2076013
I have found them to be quite durable. They have the composition of 1/4" thick polycarbonate/plexiglass. As the description states, they are flexible and can be bent I believe up to 30 degrees (double check with manufacturer). I have had no issue walking on them with rubber soled shoes. I suspect they are manufactured with the same process as Go!Power flexible panels as I have compared them and they look the same. Those are advertised as being able to be walked/danced on! A quick call to Renogy will answer all your questions though. I called them and their service department is very helpful. Hope this helps. I have found them to be quite durable. They have the composition of 1/4" thick polycarbonate/plexiglass. As the description states, they are flexible and can be bent I believe up to 30 degrees (double check with manufacturer). I have had no issue walking on them with rubber soled shoes. I suspect they are manufactured with the same process as Go!Power flexible panels as I have compared them and they look the same. Those are advertised as being able to be walked/danced on! A quick call to Renogy will answer all your questions though. I called them and their service department is very... » Read More I have found them to be quite durable. They have the composition of 1/4" thick polycarbonate/plexiglass. As the description states, they are flexible and can be bent I believe up to 30 degrees (double check with manufacturer). I have had no issue walking on them with rubber soled shoes. I suspect they are manufactured with the same process as Go!Power flexible panels as I have compared them and they look the same. Those are advertised as being able to be walked/danced on! A quick call to Renogy will answer all your questions though. I called them and their service department is very helpful. Hope this helps. « Show Less
168828
No, although slipping isn't that much of a problem. It's on a tile floor, so I put felt strips on the feet to cushion it.
2010213
No, they have a non-slip coating on both top & bottom. I've experienced the design to be very stable.
1272845
No. They are made of a thin dry-fit fabric. My son loves how cool they are, but they do not have any padding for sliding.
264519
The board has strips of something similar to corse sandpaper to help keep your feet from slipping. I regularly used it bare foot and it didn't bother me at all.
237395
Hi Ken: I'm not a surfer, but they were very skid resistant when walking on wet decks and metal plates when we were on small boats. They do get a little getting-used-to with the water sloshing around your feet inside the boot, but they were very comfortable to wear. Randy
338199
I am using it with Toce slip ons. Did require a small amount of modification
2148633
I think so, we have not slipped. It's really comfortable to stand on. I got an email today that said they are $29, I paid $39. I recommend highly.
1942610
I don't have a problem with my shoes sliding. I store a pair of pumps or 2 pairs of flats. I don't store flipflops in it so i haven't had a problem.
137035
Yes. The neoprene heel, sole, and toe provide the traction of a standard-issue beach flipflop or better. Because the footwear is sock-like, it will shape to the contour of the wearer's feet and give better traction than just a hard-soled, plank-like flipflop. I wore these to play beach ultimate frisbee and they worked out very, very well. They kept my feet protected from hot sand, and lacerations from shells and other debris.
1663409
Nope, but they are fully adjustable and I've never had one slip off in eight years of using them.