Forest

Position and adjustment matter more than the count alone. Check contact across the toes and instep, and whether your foot stays inside the base when turning. A decorative strap may add detail without changing the hold.

It depends on shape, fit and stated use. Test hold and foot movement; a flat sandal does not guarantee comfort over any distance or prevent discomfort by itself.

Check width and length separately. Your toes and heel should stay within the base, and the sides should support the foot without pressure. Extra length does not necessarily solve a narrow base. Compare another shape if the foot still overhangs in the correct length.

Inspect the fastening on the exact version: the Forest name alone does not identify it. Adjust the functional straps, then turn and take a few steps. If the foot still slips at the tightest usable position, compare another size or shape instead of pulling the straps harder.

No. Suitability for water depends on the material and the stated use. In particular, do not treat a suede finish as though it were a single-piece EVA design.

No. Check stated use, material and care. An open silhouette confirms neither water resistance nor grip on wet ground; decorative finishes can also require different precautions.

First check whether only colour changes or also composition and finish. Metallic surfaces may need different cleaning from matt finishes; read instructions before using the same product.