Kula Women's Slipper with Printed Strap
'Kula'
Translation: Open Meadows. Found in the Upcountry region of Maui, Kula is a quaint, rustic area on the slopes of Haleakala.
Features & Benefits
The strap design on the Kula is inspired by an area on Oahu's south shore known as Kaimana, which in Hawai'i means diamond. The combination of triangles and aqua marine make this slipper sparkle like the ocean we and other locals alike enjoy so much.
Nylon strap with anti-chafe neoprene lining provides instant comfort
Avoid the dreaded sandal strap burn. Wetsuit style neoprene lining is soft next to skin and ensures a comfy fit well after the sun goes down.
Brushed Rubalon insole balances instant comfort and durability
A Scott Hawaii innovation, Rubalon has the cushioning comfort of EVA foam with the support and durability of rubber. It gives the foam memory which molds to your foot so it can go the extra mile.
Scott's new molded sole for women features arch support and heel cup
Anatomically designed to contour to your foot shape and provide sneaker level support in your favorite beachside slippers. Our nonslip, nonmarking outsole is built for those long days on your feet.
United StatesI only wear Scott sandals for many reasons. First, I have had fallen arches since I was in my twenties and suffered from awful foot pain. Luckily, I lived in Hawaii at the time and discovered Scott sandals. My life changed....literally. Even though I live in Florida now, as you can see, I still buy any new sandals I need from Scott Hawaii. Mahalo for doing what you do so well!!
United StatesAwesome ! I wear slippers everyday. Years ago I got some Toe injuries and since then SCOTTS are my "WORK" slippers. The arch support is great and they are the only slippers that can handle working on the ranch. They are comfortable, durable, can get wet daily, I hike the mountains in them,, and they can handle alot of Kiawe thorns !! I purchase a new pair every year because I like the new colors and designs, they never fall apart ! Mahalo SCOTT ! Love your "Slippahs"
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