| 80 | | $120 | These comfortable and versatile shoes are excellent in and out of the water |
| 79 | | $165 | Possibly overkill for other applications, these are the best water shoes for canyoneering |
| 79 | | $80 | While not the most durable, this shoe is crazy sticky and feels great in most conditions |
| 75 | | $90 | Thoughtful design creates a snug but adjustable fit and high performance around water and even around town |
| 73 | | $60 | These booties provide stellar warmth and comfort while boating |
| 72 | | $125 | While not as warm as other booties, this shoe is a well-designed, functional boot that's great for whitewater |
| 67 | | $50 | While not a great all-around shoe, these water shoes have great sensitivity for kayaking and swimming at a very low price |
| 63 | | $75 | Not a particularly outstanding shoe, this pair does well all-around |
| 49 | | $100 | While they are comfortable, these shoes lack traction and sensitivity |
| 49 | | $90 | A decent running shoe for wet conditions, they lack the traction necessary for most water sports |
| 42 | | $110 | These "shandals" are too stiff for their sandal-like construction and are uncomfortable to boot |
