The 10 Best Shower Shoes for Men

The Vertico Sandal (appx. $12) boast a vented foot bridge that reduces perspiration, ensuring that your feet will stay clean after you're done washing them. They're also extremely budget friendly, so there's no excuse for poor hygiene.

The Adidas Adissage SC (about $29) are as suitable for that 8 a.m. college class you're always late for as they are for rinsing off after a hard day of hitting the weights. The upper has a Velcro strip, so you can adjust them to fit, ensuring they won't fall off as you shuffle along.

You don't want to know what's living on your gym's shower floor. Luckily, with the Showaflops Slide (appx. $31), you won't take any unwanted guests home with you, as they're made with multiple antimicrobial layers that help to keep mold, fungus, and other nasties at bay.

The Kaiback Simple Slide (around $12) are stylish enough that you won't be embarrassed to wear them in public, and comfy enough that you'll be tempted to leave them on all day. They're a great choice for anyone who enjoys hanging out at the lake.

Made of rigid rubber and plastic, the Under Armour Locker III (around $19) won't get waterlogged, so you can just wipe them off and toss them back in your bag. They're designed to draw liquid away from the foot, so chances are there won't be a whole lot to wipe off anyway.

You can share the Amoji Unisex (appx. $18) with the whole family, as the convenient slide-on design allows users of all sizes to enjoy them. They'll provide traction in the shower, and you can even wear them out in the garden or on the beach.

If you want a pair that will last for several years, try the Adidas Duramo (appx. $30), which are made of a single piece of lightweight plastic. So unless you're walking through fire, they should take whatever rough treatment you throw at them.

The flexible Happy Lily (around $11) are extremely soft and comfortable, so if you suffer from swollen feet, you'll appreciate having these to slip on. You can also wring them out when you're done, so you won't have to shove soggy flip-flops into your gym bag.

You might be embarrassed if your buddies catch you wearing them, but beyond their appearance, the Matari Solid (around $8) do a great job of dispersing water, rather than retaining it. They create a lot of suction, so if you're worried about slipping, these are worth a look.

The New Balance Float (appx. $14) feel very spongy as you step on them, even before you add water. That gives them bonus points for comfort, but you may not like walking around on squishy soles if you try to wear them home after the gym.