Montrail Molokini™
- 5 stars 83%
- 4 stars 8%
- 3 stars 6%
- 2 stars 2%
- 1 star 1%
Description
View the Video Description for this product! (Please note that the color shown in the video may no longer be available.)- The most comfortable flip-flop ever made.
- 10mm CTX™ thermo-moldable custom footbed.
- Contoured footbed shape.
- Higher-density lower midsole to sustain support and footbed shape.
- Therapeutic custom support.
- Shaped arch stability.
- Supportive heel pocket.
- Measurements:
- Weight: 5 oz
- Product measurements were taken using size 7, width B - Medium. Please note that measurements may vary by size.
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Montrail is a collection of outdoor and endurance enthusiasts and they like nothing better than to create gear that improves the ability to reach incredible places, both spiritually and physically. They compete alongside members of Montrail’s elite ultrarunning team, put up new routes in Patagonia and Alaska, and quietly hike the wild lands near their home. In pursuing their passions, they experience all virtues and shortcomings of their products in a raw and immediate way. It sparks the new innovations and stokes their desire for another adventure. And it keeps Montrail focused on their mission.
Montrail delivers premier trail running and hiking footwear for outdoor athletes around the world that expect excellence from themselves and their products. For everyday comfort, Montrail created a uniquely contoured, thermomoldable sandal and insole so your feet can have cushioning while you’re running down the trail or walking out the door. Montrail has become synonymous with the best fitting, cutting-edge outdoor footwear and will continue to set the bar for running/outdoor enthusiasts everywhere.
Fit Survey:
- 6% Full size too large
- 18% Half size too Large
- 71% True to size
- 4% Half size too small
- 1% Full size too small
- 86% Felt true to width
- 2% Felt narrower than marked
- 11% Felt wider than marked
- 86% Excellent arch support
- 13% Moderate arch support
- 1% No arch support
Customer Reviews
Montrail Molokini™
Average rating is 5 out of 5 from a total of 401 reviews.
Top Positive Review
6 people found this review helpful.
These are the best flip flops I've ever owned. I bought a pair 4 years ago, and they are just now broken down and not as supportive. These are my shoes of choice for amusement parks. Airy and comfy. Never a blister between my toes or on my feet. I now have the blue pair from Zappos. The toe thong is the same as my pair from 4 years ago, so no bother there. I warmed them in the oven as directed, and they conformed to my foot instantly. You don't have to do the oven thing though -- I didn't with my old pair. Just wear them every day or so and in about 2-3 weeks they will be shaped like your foot. A word on the size. I wear size 8s in dress sandals; size 9s in running shoes. I have fairly wide feet, but they are an "8" in length. The 8s for these flip flops are too short for my foot. They fit, but just barely. I like the way the 9s cradle my foot better (the 9s do have about 1/2 a size of room in the back, but I like them that way). I bought the size 5s for my 10 year old daughter, who wears size 4.5s in Youth tennis shoes, and the 5s were too short for her, in the same way the 8s were too short for me. So I'm getting her the 6, in lime green, which is an adorable color. Love that I can return the wrong size to Zappos easily and quickly. Thanks Zappos!
Read more » « Show less April 26, 2011 by Laura NTop Critical Review
1 person found this review helpful.
These shoes are comfortable at first, but after you wear them and if you have somewhat of a flat foot, they will be painful. The arch is too high, so when I walked in them most of the pressure was on the arch of my foot resulting in cramps on my toes, legs and pain in my left ankle. If you have any foot problems, I would not advise you to buy these.
Read more » « Show less June 29, 2012 by Anonymous- Sort by:
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Love these sandals! I ordered the green ones and right after that I ordered 3 other pairs in other colors! I take a 5 1/2 shoe so went up to a size 6...It's OK but just a bit too long so the other 3 pairs are 5's and fit perfectly! With my first pair I tried them on and it was love at first step. UNTIL...I read the oven thing you have to do in order to customize them to your feet...and then OMG...comfortable is an understatement!
I'd also recommend: perhaps orthaheel sandals
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- Mary-Ann C - customer
- from NH
- May 21, 2013
I have high arches that are tempted to cramp and fall due to decades of running. I bought a pair of these Molokinis about 4 years ago and have never looked back. They are by far my most-used shoe. I've worn them hiking (seriously), traveling, and obviously around town, and they are still every bit as comfortable as the year before. They have completely molded to my footbed. My mom has flat feet and says they are really painful and has to use Fitflops, so be warned about that if you have flat feet. Every year I tell myself that it's probably time to buy a new pair, and every year I am pleasantly surprised when I slip these babies on and decide they can go another summer! This is silly, but they are seriously the best shoe purchase I've ever made! When I die, I want them to cremate me wearing these flip flops so I can wear them on the other side!
I'd also recommend: birkenstock, crocs, uggs
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- Meowmeow - customer
- from bend, or
- May 6, 2013
Montrail has changed the length of the straps on the shoe. Where they once fit snugly, allowing easy walking, the shoe now dangles from my foot with each step. If I had kept the packing material, they would have gone back, but I didn't. If you order, make sure they still fit before ditching the box.
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- Anonymous - customer
- from Seattle, WA
- May 4, 2013
Nice and, yes, very comfortable, although didn't wear in hot weather, so unsure whether man-made material of shoe bed makes feet sweat. I wonder... Be warned, shoe runs large. Recommend at least a half size down. I was swimming in my normal size, with a good 1/4 inches between foot and thong.
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- Anonymous - customer
- from East Coast, USA
- April 24, 2013
Well I have to say I was truly disappointed with this flip flop !! I have been on a mission to find the best for my feet. I too suffer from plantar fascitis and Achilles tendinitis (sp). I had surgery and my Ortho Dr. advised me to even wear a shoe while showering to avoid any pressure or pull on tendon while recovering. So with that said I went through several pairs of Crocs and wanted something that would be more stable on my foot and not let my foot slide around or off to the side. I was curious to see how well the footbed would work with heating it up in the oven and I also bought the insoles as well. I have worn my flip flop for over a month and they are just not worth the money at all! Several issues if you ask me. The straps are too loose for one so foot slides all around . Second after several wears the footbed is like slick as a whistle and not arch support at all! I feel I spent my 60bucks for nothing and should have not second guessed myself and returned them the next day but didn't I didn't and shame on me. I will give them A+ for colors but design team needs to go back to the drawing board.
I'd also recommend: Teva, Asic, Dankos, Algeria, Naturalizer
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- Suzy - customer
- from Illinois
- April 23, 2013
