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Walking From Car To Water - What Footwear Do People Use

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More like beef-cake now that I'm back at the gym and hitting the pool thrice a week. Getting ready for a spearfishing op in San Diego. Dream on.
 
Typical English bulldog there--once you get your teeth into something you don't let go!
 

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just do what we do in southern western australia, go in no hold backs and commit haha feet will toughen up over time haha i usually put my socks on just before the real sandy bit starts... but most of the time i rock hop so no worries with sand just barefoot it haha but with benny on the crocs poor excuse for foot ware not mention going ass up the very first and last time i wore them hahahahaha
 
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