- Is the Thrive Revive good after hiking?
- Yes. It is designed as a recovery slide, with a cushioned midsole and textured footbed to relieve feet after long days on trails. It is for wearing afterward, not for hiking in.
- Can I wear it in wet conditions?
- The Adapt Trax outsole is built for traction on wet and dry surfaces, so it handles pool decks, boat docks and damp camp ground. The upper is a slide, so it drains and dries quickly.
- How does it compare with OOFOS or Hoka slides?
- Those slides focus on very soft, thick foam cushioning. The Thrive Revive is firmer and adds a lugged Adapt Trax outsole, so it grips better on slick ground but feels less plush underfoot.
- Does it stay on my foot?
- It is a backless slide with no heel strap, so it stays on for casual walking but can slip off if you move fast or step on uneven ground. Size it snug if you want a closer fit.
- What is the footbed like?
- The footbed is textured, which gives a light massaging feel underfoot, and sits on a cushioned midsole. Some wearers find texture pleasant after activity; others prefer a smooth footbed.
- Is it a unisex sandal?
- No. It is cut for women's feet as part of Columbia's women's line. Men should look at Columbia's men's slides instead.
- Where is the COLUMBIA Women's Thrive Revive Slide Sandal cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $33.37, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the COLUMBIA Women's Thrive Revive Slide Sandal?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Amazon, Poshmark.