Shandals Edit Meaning

1.

Footwear designed by a British Shoe Designer Alan James Raddon in 1992 for a client with bunions. Designed around ordinary healthy feet they help guide the big toe straight.

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See shandals, sandals

2.

A combination of sandals and shoes made from a well worn pair of sneakers, usually very well worn, by cutting away the fabric over the toe and around the heel.

"Hey Andrew, I think those old track shoes are just about ready to become shandals."

"Dude, nice shandals!"

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3.

Man shoe sandals- any sandals for men that look like shoes with cutouts

Most urban sandals for men- anything with a buckle; not flipflops