Contemplating getting a pair of these but can't find any shops to visit with stock in my size (size 12's sometimes a 13) to try them on.
Can anyone confirm if the sizing is correct or will I need to go up or down on the specific size. Or alternatively can anyone recommend an alternative such as the Ridgemonkey Aqua Shoe or Prologic version. Must be comfortable enough to actually get in the water if needed and therefore quick drying too.
Thanks in advance.
Can anyone confirm if the sizing is correct or will I need to go up or down on the specific size. Or alternatively can anyone recommend an alternative such as the Ridgemonkey Aqua Shoe or Prologic version. Must be comfortable enough to actually get in the water if needed and therefore quick drying too.
Thanks in advance.
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am a size 7, bought the navitas weaves in a 7,they fitted perfect, the tackle box in kent have one pair of the navitas weaves size 12 left in stock,good price as well.
am a size 7, bought the navitas weaves in a 7,they fitted perfect, the tackle box in kent have one pair of the navitas weaves size 12 left in stock,good price as well.
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I bought the size I wear and they fit perfectly,really like mine.These are so much better than the crocs they replaced,no more slipping and breaking my neck on damp grass
I bought the size I wear and they fit perfectly,really like mine.These are so much better than the crocs they replaced,no more slipping and breaking my neck on damp grass
I agree with the others they are the size they say they are.
I spend most of the time wearing them with the backs trodden down
I spend most of the time wearing them with the backs trodden down
Cheers guys. Ordered direct from Navitas as they are doing a spin the wheel to see what dicount you get on all stock on their website so win win. 
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You must get some strange looks at work
You must get some strange looks at work
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What makes them better/safer than Crocs, the soles look similar?
What makes them better/safer than Crocs, the soles look similar?
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Crocs are fine in the dry, as soon as it's wet you might as well be wearing rollerblades.
Crocs are fine in the dry, as soon as it's wet you might as well be wearing rollerblades.
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The soles are nothing like each other mate crocs have hardly any tread where as Navitas weaves have a deep gripping tread pattern the difference between ending up on your arse or not
The soles are nothing like each other mate crocs have hardly any tread where as Navitas weaves have a deep gripping tread pattern the difference between ending up on your arse or not
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As the replies already,crocs are lethal once the ground is slightly damp.The weaves grip far better,with the backs folded down are just as easy to get on as crocs too
As the replies already,crocs are lethal once the ground is slightly damp.The weaves grip far better,with the backs folded down are just as easy to get on as crocs too
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Think I'll pick up a pair then. Have Nash bivvy slippers, new and never worn (forgot I had them) will have a look at them too.
Think I'll pick up a pair then. Have Nash bivvy slippers, new and never worn (forgot I had them) will have a look at them too.
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As mentioned above mate, I ordered mine direct from Navitas. An advert pops up whilst on the site to click on a ropulette type wheel where you can see what discount offer you will get whilst oin the site (I got 15 % off) so £23.75 delivered (if you spend over £30 delivery is free but at 6ft 5inches and 18 stone I didn't see anything else worth ordering)
As mentioned above mate, I ordered mine direct from Navitas. An advert pops up whilst on the site to click on a ropulette type wheel where you can see what discount offer you will get whilst oin the site (I got 15 % off) so £23.75 delivered (if you spend over £30 delivery is free but at 6ft 5inches and 18 stone I didn't see anything else worth ordering)
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I got a pair from them a couple of weeks before Xmas for £12 . I find they are ok but I'd prefer the backs to be far stronger as they fold down way too easily for my liking
I got a pair from them a couple of weeks before Xmas for £12 . I find they are ok but I'd prefer the backs to be far stronger as they fold down way too easily for my liking
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the backs are designed to fold down easy
unless its muddy in the summer I never have the backs up just slip the foot straight in them like mules
the backs are designed to fold down easy
unless its muddy in the summer I never have the backs up just slip the foot straight in them like mules