Geta Light Large Black Tatami Stylish and Cool Perfect for Festivals and Events [Ai-Ai] Japanese-made Sandals, Sole, Size, Straps, Fabric, Look,

Lightweight soles are the most common and traditional type of sandal worn at festivals. Lightweight soles give these sandals a look that's almost indistinguishable from leather soles, so they don't look cheap. These sandals are for people who prioritize appearance over comfort. And yet, they're affordable and easy to maintain, which is why they're a popular choice. Lightweight soles offer very little cushioning, making them tiring to wear for extended periods, so they're not recommended for everyday use. However, the ease of movement offered by thin lightweight-soled sandals is unparalleled. The thongs of new geta sandals are stiff and painful to wear. Some people even exchange them for a size larger because they are too tight. (Even with a size larger, the thongs are still tight.) However, if you flatten the thongs to soften the core material and then knead the thongs to soften them, they become much more comfortable to wear. The stylish and cool way to wear geta sandals is to let your heels stick out slightly from the sandal. Therefore, it's best to choose a size that's a little smaller than your usual size. If you choose a smaller size, your little toe will stick out of the geta, but that's the correct way to wear them. Unlike sandals, the thong of a geta is attached to the middle of the sandal, so your little toe will inevitably stick out. The soles of these shoes have metal clips on the bottom to make a clicking sound when you walk. Please be careful, as they can easily come off if you walk on gravel or drag your feet when you first start wearing them. After wearing them two or three times, they will firmly grip your heels and become less likely to come off. If they do come off, you can fix them with glue or adhesive.