① Look for water shoes that feature non-slip and thick soles, water-resistant uppers, secure laces, and a lightweight design.
② Air out and dry your water shoes regularly to prevent mold growth.
③ Avoid exposing water shoes to direct, intense sunlight, as this accelerates the oxidation of the rubber layers, causing them to lose elasticity and toughness.
④ Replace water shoes regularly to ensure they do not lose their protective capabilities due to wear and tear.