Top 5 Flip Flops 2020

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.

In further service to their lummox aesthetic, the footbed is intentionally, but half-heartedly, lumpy. They look like they’ve got the mumps. In the end, the brand name, Rider, really says it all.

Flojos Messi Review | Flojos tends to produce solid, middle of the road, flip flops. Apart from their very unique original sandals their flip flops tend to blend in. There is nothing wrong with this of course, in fact, this often brings comfort in knowing that you’re getting a solid pair of flip flops that won’t draw a lot of attention. This is not the case with the Flojos Messi.

Upon opening and trying on my OluKai Pikoi’s, I was not mad, just disappointed. After working my way through several pairs, I’ve come to appreciate the OluKai brand and was looking forward to another properly sized well-crafted set.

“These feel weird. Have you ever worn weird ones like these?”, were the first words to escape my lips as I took my first steps in these flip flops. True to their name these Bumpers are exactly that: bumpy.