9 Water Sneakers and Sandals Fit For Summer Adventures

Designed with hikers in mind, Teva's Hurricane XLT2 ($70) shoes feature quick-dry webbing, hook-and-loop closures, nylon shank stabilizers, and rubber outsoles to secure your feet mid-climb.

Columbia Women's Dorado PFG Shoe ($53) has open mesh uppers that are treated with water-and stain-resistant technology and wet-grip outsoles — it's no wonder it was created for boating and fishing.

I'd like to point out that the footbed and grippy rubber sole on Chaco's Z/1 Chromatic Sandal ($60-$117) are branded "podiatrist-certified" for strong performance.

It's advertised that Salomon Tech Amphib 4 Water Shoes ($75) have grippy outsoles that gain traction on wet rocks and surfaces both in and out of the water. Plus, the breathable mesh is said to release water without allowing any debris to enter.

If you're spending summer days leisurely boating or walking on the beach rather than hiking and fishing, Freedom Moses Cruz ($45) slides could be a good fit for your more relaxed vibe.

Attention hikers, Adidas boasts that its Terrex Voyager Sleek Summer.Rdy Shoe ($70) has rubber outsoles that stick to rocks, roots, and trails — both wet and dry.

You may love Merrell's Women's Hydrotrekker Strap ($56) shoes' pastel-blue shade — but you're going to love their water-friendly uppers, three-point straps, and wet-grip technology even more.

Don't let the Lands' End Women's Water Shoes' ($36, originally $60) sneaker style fool you — these kicks are made for "water-soaked feet," thanks to outsole and footbed drainage holes.

Not only do Adidas' Terrex CC Boat Sleek Parley Water Shoes ($45, originally $65) have midsole and outsole water drainage, but they're said to offer 360-degree ventilation for foot cooling, too.

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