When considering what to say in this review of the Crevo Travis flip flop an expression used by folks from the ranch country of Texas came to mind, all hat and no cattle.

I haven’t tried any of Tom’s shoes, maybe they are better. But the Santiago Flip Flop is a complete mess. The Santiago is not going back into my rotation, ever.

If you need to not be barefoot these flips will fill that void, just don’t expect anything more. I fear that these flip flops represent a very stark and passionless future.

I decided to tell you about Bill because I have nothing nice to say about the Fantiny Hong flip flop; which is the assigned subject of today’s review.

No one wore them because they liked them exactly, rather they wore them because they didn’t want to wear a suit and tie. In that context they are wonderful.

This stuff is heavenly and pleasantly textured with a diamond pattern that keeps the foot from sliding around in both dry and wet conditions.

The perfectly placed and proportioned nylon strap holds them firmly and comfortably…

The fit is apathetic at best. The high-quality leather straps are too loose and the footbed feels practical but uninspired, like vanilla ice milk. Frye boots dominated women’s footwear fashion.