SHOES

woman wearing shoes walking on sand

For anyone with hemochromatosis, you have to be careful coming into contact with the dangerous bacteria Vibrio vulnificus. That's why walking barefoot or in loose sandals on the beach can be unsafe. If a shell cuts into your skin and the bacteria makes its way into your bloodstream, you could be putting yourself at risk for this potentially fatal illness. If you're looking for a way to enjoy the beach, start with your shoes. Luckily, water shoes are way more stylish than they used to be - they're actually kinda cute! So you might just be setting a new trend. Here are a few options worth checking out:

If you want to learn more about the dos and don'ts with Vibrio vulnificusread this post.

Lightweight Water Shoes

These water shoes are incredibly light weight, so they're great for swimming and other water activities. Made from quick-drying mesh, you don't have to worry about them retaining odor or getting mildewy. A must-have to protect your feet at the beach!

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Slip-On Water & Walking Shoes

With a little more durable sole, these shoes are great for more rigorous outdoor ocean adventures. I like them for walking or hiking along the shore.

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Velcro Water Shoes

No laces or elastic here, these shoes have a fun look with the velcro strap. They're light and easy to stuff into a beach bag.

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