WHAT OUR GEARHEAD(R) EXPERTS ARE SAYING:"I keep the Dry Tortugas Bank Shoe on my boat all summer. They slip on before I leave the dock and don't come off until I'm back at the launch. The rubber upper doesn't care about water or fish slime, and the heel stretch means I can get them on single-handed when things are moving fast. More grip and coverage than any sandal I've tried, without the lace-up hassle."Some days on the water move too fast for laces. Columbia's Dry Tortugas Bank Shoe is built for exactly that - a slip-on with a vulcanized rubber upper and stretch heel that goes on in a second and holds fast once it's there. The pull tab at the back makes boarding and departing the boat a one-handed operation, and the rubber construction sheds water, bait, and whatever else the deck throws at it without degrading. The Omni-Max Plus midsole cushions the heel while deflection domes in the forefoot absorb impact and deep flex grooves promote a more efficient stride - more underfoot technology than most casual boat shoes ever see. The razor-siped rubber outsole grips wet fiberglass and slick dock planks with the same confidence it brings to gravel parking lots and wet pavement. For days that start at the ramp and end somewhere else entirely, the Dry Tortugas Bank Shoe earns its place in the gear bag.