Try Aquatic Shoes this Summer

With the warm weather fast approaching, parents need to make sure their kid’s feet are protected as they swim, run and climb their way through the summer.

By Rachel Branson, Founder & Editor in Chief· 3 May 2023 · 2 min read
Try Aquatic Shoes this Summer
Try Aquatic Shoes this Summer

With the warm weather fast approaching, parents need to make sure their kid’s feet are protected as they swim, run and climb their way through the summer. Vivobarefoot’s Ultra Bloom aquatic shoes for kids are perfect for the job.

What’s more, Vivo just launched the new Hydra Esc, so kids don’t have to be the ones having all the fun - you can join in with their outdoor and aquatic adventures without sacrificing your feet. 

WE TRIED HYDRA ESC WOMENS

The Hydra ESC promises to deliver high performance through pioneering design, developed with elite trail and swimrun athletes.

Hydrodynamic lacing and a Bloom® foam insole help you glide through water, while the Michelin© ESC sole grips the slickest, most technical trails.

All materials drain and dry quickly and stay light when wet, making it the ultimate footwear for any trail or amphibious adventure. 

We tried them paddleboarding, they were great wading through the lake and getting on the board, perfect for pebble beaches or muddy lakes and easy to clean and dry after.

I haven't tried them for running yet, I'm a size 4 and these came up a little longer than my normal running shoes so I'd possibly try the next size down so that the fit was better for running. I love the lacing and the foam insole as they are far more comfortable than my previous aquatic shoes and no annoying laces coming undone!

Filed underFitness & movement, Adventure, Family & parenting

Rachel Branson

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Rachel Branson

Founder & Editor in Chief

With over 30 years in publishing and a background in Naturopathic Medicine, she has made it her mission to challenge mainstream health narratives and empower people to take control of their wellbeing. Now expanding her vision across the Atlantic, Rachel is bridging UK and US audiences with inspiring stories, trusted insights, and pioneering partnerships that align with a new era of health innovation.

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