Shaka Shoes Value

Perfect shoes for standing on your feet all day (nurses, medical technicians)!
Perfect shoes for imperfect feet that need more room!
Perfect shoes for the beach, water and sand flow in and out!
Perfect shoes for the boat (non-marking soles)!

Shaka Shoes Comfort Clogs

The most comfortable shoe your foot has ever felt!  Made out of molded closed cell foam, they feel like nothing you’ve ever felt in a shoe! Warms and softens with your body heat and molds to YOUR feet.

Shaka Shoes Support

The instep area of the Shaka Kona Shoe is more substantial and has more arch support than Crocs clogs.

SHAKAZORB™ - is a breakthrough impact absorbing resin material designed for maximum comfort and cushioning.

Shaka Shoes Odor Resistant

Shaka Shoes resists odor (anti-microbial), due to the closed-cell resin.  There is literally nowhere for the odor or bacteria to hide!

Shaka Shoes Ultra Light

At just 7 ounces, the Kona is ultra-light.
Think what this means every time you pick up your foot.
Or pack your suitcase!

A typical walking stride is 24" long.
A typical leather lace-up shoe weights 17 ounces.
This means with each step, you lift and carry 10 ounces of extra weight 24" when wearing leather shoes!

Wearing Shaka Kona shoes, you will lift and carry 1,637 pounds less each mile you walk!

Shaka Shoes Easy to Clean

Shaka Shoes clean with just soap & water, or with Armor All.

Or, if nobody is looking, just stomp in a puddle like you used to!

Add this to its anti-microbial features and you have the perfect footwear for any environment that needs to stay clean.

We don't just sell Shaka Kona shoes; we offer information that explains how remarkable these clogs really are and why they are truly the next generation of the resin clog.  Have fun reading about Shaka Shoes - this brand offers fantastic footwear!

Shaka Shoes are the most comfortable and versatile clogs you'll ever own.  Shaka Shoes are the NEXT GENERATION resin shoe that combines the comfort of clogs with Hawaiian style, improved arch support and the newest material.

The SHAKAZORB™ Poly Closed Cell Resin (PCCR) impact absorbing resin material molds to your feet as it warms and softens with your body heat.  Your feet position for ultimate foot comfort and health with the orthotic heel design, arch support, and the acupressure footbed.  Because the resin is closed cell, it is anti-microbial in nature.  This means that it is resistant to the bacteria and fungus that cause shoe and foot odor and disease.  Say goodbye to smelly clogs and itchy feet!

With the heel strap in place, Shaka Shoes are a perfect shoe for beach wear, fishing, water sports, boating, and diving.  Unlike sandals, Shaka Shoes cover and protect your feet yet provide proper ventilation.  The vents allow air, sand, and water to move through freely.

Shaka Shoes are Custom Shoes!

Because of the amazing new material, Shaka Shoes and Shaka Sandals always custom fit them-selves to your feet.  These are the best value you'll ever find for custom fitted shoes.  The patented SHAKAZORB material molds and shapes the shoe to perfectly fit each individual foot, everytime you take a step.  Walking in ShakaShoes is like walking in fine warm sand.

When you get your Shakas on you'll walk IN  the shoes instead of ON  the shoes.

A typical problem for anglers who fish along shore or from boats is what shoes to wear.  Rubber soles are solid in the river but slippery in a drift boat.  Sea boots are good in foul weather but too hot on a warm day. Sandals are comfortable but leave your feet unprotected, and most of the soles mark decks and you never have the sure footing that you need when the big one strikes.  Top-Siders and their clones are comfortable, non-marking and skid-resistant, but seawater cracks the leather models and they will stay wet all day and night.  Running and athletic type shoes will be wet before you get the boat off the trailer and could stay wet for the duration of the weekend.  This leaves only the Shaka Shoe.

Shaka Shoes are the next generation of the absolute hottest trend in amphibious footwear.  Shakas are made from a not-too-soft closed-cell resin that feels like standing on a cloud, weigh 12 ounces a pair, are nonskid, non-marking, antibacterial and they float.  They’re also the most comfortable clogs you've ever worn, whether a doctor, a nurse, a teacher, a chef, a hiker, an Americas Cup deck hand or a whitewater river guide.  Shaka Shoes are perfect to hop on a boat, stroll on the beach, or walk to a meeting.

If you’re on your feet a lot, especially in wet or slippery environments, Shaka Shoes will change your life for less than $30 a pair!

Shaka Shoes are incredibly slip-resistant because the resin has a very high co-efficient of friction.  They will not mark floors or boat decks.

If you wear Shaka Shoes in or around the water, you'll notice they even float!

Shaka Shoes are a breeze to clean.  If you get them dirty, just hose them off!  Sterilize your Shaka Shoes in ten parts water to one part chlorine.  A rubber cleaner such as Armor All will restore their original luster.

Shaka Shoes are Comfort Clogs!

Shaka Shoes are great for feet!  They are ideal for people who are on their feet all day and need comfortable and slip-resistant shoes.  They make an easy-to-clean-up gardening shoe. People who like comfortable shoes (hair stylists, sales reps, food service and health care professionals) all love their Shaka Shoes.  Try a pair in any color and we bet you'll be hooked!

Evolution of Rubber Clogs

Beginning in 1831, Charles Goodyear (Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company) developed and manufactured the first rubber shoes over a 13 year period. During this time he founded many factories that manufactured rubber shoes and life preservers in several northeastern states. These ventures all failed and Charles Goodyear OFTEN went broke because the shoes only lasted a short time before the rubber got sticky and fell apart. Goodyear was undaunted by the little set backs and was always determined that he could develop a process to make good rubber shoes.

After Charles Goodyear received Patents for the vulcanization process in 1844-1846, he and his two brothers opened several rubber products factories.

The evolution of rubber clogs continues…