Are the sole's slip resistant?
164172
Yes and they are very comfortable and stay firmly on your feet. They don't flop all around like regular flipflops do. However I bought a different style from anothe rmanufacturer and there isno comparison in the quality, I am sending them back.
164173
I've never slipped with them on... I've never heard of slip-proof though. They are comfortable and my back always feels great when I wear them.
499795
It is plastic with bumps in the plastic to prevent slippage, but I wouldn't say it's non slip... bare feet or shoes are best, socks would still slip.
929262
I've never had a problem with them slipping. The Velcro straps can be tightened without being uncomfortable, so it stays in place.
2076013
I have found them to be quite durable. They have the composition of 1/4" thick polycarbonate/plexiglass. As the description states, they are flexible and can be bent I believe up to 30 degrees (double check with manufacturer). I have had no issue walking on them with rubber soled shoes. I suspect they are manufactured with the same process as Go!Power flexible panels as I have compared them and they look the same. Those are advertised as being able to be walked/danced on! A quick call to Renogy will answer all your questions though. I called them and their service department is very helpful. Hope this helps. I have found them to be quite durable. They have the composition of 1/4" thick polycarbonate/plexiglass. As the description states, they are flexible and can be bent I believe up to 30 degrees (double check with manufacturer). I have had no issue walking on them with rubber soled shoes. I suspect they are manufactured with the same process as Go!Power flexible panels as I have compared them and they look the same. Those are advertised as being able to be walked/danced on! A quick call to Renogy will answer all your questions though. I called them and their service department is very... » Read More I have found them to be quite durable. They have the composition of 1/4" thick polycarbonate/plexiglass. As the description states, they are flexible and can be bent I believe up to 30 degrees (double check with manufacturer). I have had no issue walking on them with rubber soled shoes. I suspect they are manufactured with the same process as Go!Power flexible panels as I have compared them and they look the same. Those are advertised as being able to be walked/danced on! A quick call to Renogy will answer all your questions though. I called them and their service department is very helpful. Hope this helps. « Show Less
2010213
No, they have a non-slip coating on both top & bottom. I've experienced the design to be very stable.
264520
No when I use it I usually have socks on or slippers. They are probably talking about the sandpaper like surface so your feet don't slip.
837601
The sole is solid rubber. Maybe 3/4" thick. Depends on how holes you would be digging. I think it would be fine.
1486853
The sole and heel have a slight lug sole effect that you find in work boots. They should provide more stability than a solid sole.
470841
No not at all. It is textured, but not harsh. I can step on it barefoot without concern.
1272845
No. They are made of a thin dry-fit fabric. My son loves how cool they are, but they do not have any padding for sliding.
702283
Yes, I have them on carpet but it would imagine the rubber on the bottom would keep it from slipping
293414
These might not be it. They have no extra padding, just standard non-slip sole. Comfortable and great to dance in, but you might check other shoes that offer a little more padding?
307226
I was in mud up to my ankles and they worked just fine for me; no slipping or sliding. Hope this helps with your question.
559202
They have a sole that is like most bedroom slippers. I think it would still slide on hard wood floors though. My kids have not had any problems with them and have really enjoyed them.
913297
You certainly can. There is no adhesive to worry about, They fit snuggly under your insole and do not slide.
331822
Yes. That is part of why I bought them. Slide on left shoe and rubber on right.
2256035
Not sure. Mine are on carpet but they are a tight fit and since they are one piece the whole thing would have to move in order to slip