Crocs Men's Santa Cruz Loafers

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There are a lot of fashion-focused shoes that look the part, but don’t actually fair too well out on deck. This soft material is comfortable and breathable, and strong enough to handle the stress of being up on deck. If you’re tempted by these Dockers boat shoes, they’re available in sizes between 7 and 15, and in two color options: Tan, and Raisin. Each shoe is fitted with four pairs of lace eyelets with genuine rawhide laces, but they can be worn with or without laces, depending on your style preferences.

They’re available in five different color options, such as Java Nature Buck, Brown Pull Up, Chocolate Chamois, Medium Brown, and Jet Black Oiled Nubuck. They are also available in 8 different color styles, such as Dark Brown, Black, Beeswax Leather, Chocolate, Timber, and more.

They are designed for use on boats and in marine environments, so they come equipped with a soft, non-slip, non-skid, non-marking siped sole, for firm traction and easy maneuverability. The Santa Cruz 2 Luxe Loafer takes the best parts of standard Crocs shoes and fuses them with deck shoe sensibilities.

Other cool features on this shoe include the lace-up closures which come equipped with a classic two-hole fastening, metal eyelets, and contrasting laces. They may not be as well known as other styles on this list, but if you want deck shoes that buck the usual leather boat shoes / moccasin style trend then consider these. These Rockport boat shoes are available in very comprehensive size range, from size 7 to size 15 with variations including narrow, wide, and extra wide options.They tick all the usual boxes, with a modern yet classic shape, high-quality full grain leather, and typical two eye lace-up fastenings.

The last thing you want is for your boat’s freshly polished and waxed surfaces getting covered in black rubber marks! Based on Sperry’s original design, these heritage boat shoes have been made from premium leather with a hand-sewn Tru-Moc construction for a durable and fashionable look and fit.

With that in mind, we decided to put together a comprehensive list of some of the best boat shoes on the market that look good, feel good, and most importantly, will work well out on deck without compromising your comfort or safety.

Owning a boat doesn’t require you to wear boat shoes, but if you’re going to get into the spirit of things, you might as well dive in head—or foot—first. On the bottom, Timberland has fitted these Piper Cove shoes with rubber soles manufactured from partially recycled rubber. On the inside, the shoe is lined with a moisture wicking suede material to boost breathability and keep your sweating down to a minimum. The Zapato Del Barca boat shoes are available in two (very similar) styles: black with a black sole, or black with a white sole. The result is a flexible and comfortable shoe that you can wear all day long in changeable conditions, without being left with sore (or sweaty) feet.

While the Vans name is better associated with the skate scene, the brand has expanded and now produces cool, casual, and protective shoes for a wide range of markets. Since you’ll be in a marine environment, having boat shoes with a degree of water resistance would be a useful feature.