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CrossKix APX Athletic Water Shoes for Men, Women and Kids - Cross-Training Sneakers, Orangina, M3W5
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About CrossKix APX Athletic Water Shoes For Men, Women
Shoes are integral accessories to your everyday life. They make walking, running, hiking, and sports easier. In some cases, they even aid your athletic performance by improving agility and endurance. That's why you need a shoe you can depend on. Don't settle for dingy tennis shoes. Instead, choose CrossKix. CrossKix are made from durable, foam-like material. This foam composite will feel plush and soft against your skin. You won't need to worry about blisters or calluses when you wear CrossKix Cross-training Water Shoes. They have a moldable footbed to give you added arch support. These shoes are made to be breathable. Featuring a water and air ventilation system, these shoes will keep sweat out and let air breeze through. CrossKix shoes are designed for both land and water. When you're wading on the shore or swimming in the lake, the last thing you want to worry about is getting accidentally stabbed by a sharp rock. Wear these shoes to the lake, beach, or pool to prevent injury. You can also wear these shoes while working out at the gym, doing yoga, or participating in a triathlon. Their firm foundation will give you all the support and structure your feet need for you to excel. These shoes have a unisex design, suitable for both men's and women's fashion. They come in multiple sizes. Choose between 3 to 6 for kid's sizes or youth and 7-13 for men's sizes and 5 to 15 for women's sizes. These shoes also have elastic shoelaces that are easily adjustable. Tighten or loosen your shoes by pulling on the shoelaces. CrossKix fuses style and function to give you the best fit and feel for all your shoe needs.
