In summer, I wear beeswax. If you want, I also wear beesans in the rainy season. I can just quickly wipe my feet and sandals with a towel, which is much easier than drying wet socks and shoes. . But that doesn't mean that the floppy type is tasteless. . If I'm going to go to the trouble, I want to choose one that has a purpose.
To that end, I'd like to introduce The North Face's Reactive Flip.
The two-layer sole unit, inspired by VECTIV technology, has high cushioning at the top and a hard EVA material at the bottom that creates stability. While providing comfort the moment you put them on, they also support a stable gait. In addition, the semi-rocker structure with a raised toe allows for smooth footwork with moderate propulsion.
Furthermore, the tongue is designed to be thicker to support the instep on the surface, and in addition to the structure that supports the arch of the foot, the ground surface of the outsole is made wider to gently support walking with a wrapping fitting that is different from so-called "beesans.
The North Face has rethought the materials, construction, and design for a comfortable walk, while maintaining the ease characteristic of beeswax. The four colors available are as shown here. Please choose your favorite color.
