Kai Kai Sandals

Purchased black flip flops a month ago in Key West. Good support. Great looking. 2 problems: Strap color continues to stain feet after 8+ wearings. Suede toe strap causes blisters between my big toe and second toe. Have had this problem with other flip flops but with other brands problem resolved after a week or 2. So bottom line is my $ 50 flip flops give me blisters and stain the top of my feet gray.

Rediculously overpriced. Good prices and friendly costumer service. My sister tried on like ten shirts and the guy was very accommodating.

I bought three pairs of the Montauk sandals in Denver Colorado at a tradeshow, directly from the owner. Just from normal wear and tear, the tow strap snapped on my right sandal. It’s not like I tried to summit Everest with these bad boys.
I contacted headquarters directly to find out if there was any kind of warranty, they said that they would overnight me a brand-​new pair! I was stoked. To be honest, I wasn’t surprised because for The amount I paid for a pair of flip-​flops, I figured a company that was this high-​end, this boutique, would stand behind their product.
I was wrong. They simply did follow through and set an expectation that they did not follow up with and left me hanging.
Why not just say «sorry man… they broke.» And be done with it.
I am now the happy owner of a $ 20 pair of sandals, that works just fine. I suggest you do the same.
Shame.

Love Kai Kai sandals! Quality sandals, really comfortable once broken in. What I respect the most is that the company really stands behind their product. Will definitely purchase from them again.

I bought these flip flops on my trip to Key West on 1÷30÷2014 at store closing. I did not mind paying $ 65.00 for shoes as long as they are comfortable. I explained to the salesman that I was picky about shoes and they must be comfortable. I tried them on and was skeptical because they did not feel good on my feet but he assured me they would get better after breaking them in. I wore them the next day and ended up with blisters on the top of my feet where the straps were and on the ball of my foot where the strap meets the rubber. Their claim is «the worlds most comfortable sandal». I returned to the store to challange the claim. I’ve never been treated so rudely and after I showed this salesman my blisters, he tried to put me in another pair of sandals that we’re rubbing the blisters and he got out a fingernail file and began filing the straps. He refused to give me my money back so I told him I would leave the sandals and dispute the charge with my credit card company. Three customers walked out of the store without buying anything when they heard the way that salesman treated me. After arguing for about 20 minutes he tried to get rid of me by sending me to another store and he finally called someone on the phone when he realized he was losing the battle. I finally was issued a refund and thank god that was my only bad experience in Key West. No one should have to break flip flops in that is completely ridiculous. I own numerous comfortable flip flops reef, morrell and several others. They did not have to be broken in and I never got a blister from a comfortable flip flop.

bought these on a cruise visit to Key West. i really like how they feel, but they need to be broken in (the straps). There seem to be some here who might not get that… yet I have never bought a pair of flips that didn’t need to be broken in. love how my feet felt after wearing them. i am certainly a fan!

Bought these sandals beginning of 2011 in Key West; fairly comfortable, starting to give out towards the end of 2013 with the layering separating. They had a good run, would buy another pair.

My boyfriend and I bought ourselves KaiKai’s in Block Island this summer. Not cheap at $ 65 a pair. Lets just say that after a month, I am just now able to walk without limping from Plantar Fasciitis and my boyfriends big toe blister has finally disappeared. Never again.

I love these SANDALS, not sandles! They were comfortable from the moment I put them on. Gabrielle helped me and gave me great advice on buying my first (of many) pair of Kai Kai’s. They have a swap-​your-​flop policy. When you’re ready for a new pair, you can «swap» them for a new pair at 40% off regular price, AND they give the old flops to the homeless. That’s cool. A shoe store with a heart. I’ll buy from them again.

These sandals are great! I was in Key West for Fantasy Fest this past October and was wearing around a fairly new pair of Rainbow’s for the first few days. I was walking down Duval and hopped in Kai Kai to see what they had. The sandals I tried on were instant-​relief from the uncomfortable Rainbows, I bought a pair and haven’t looked back since.
Rainbow may have a cult following, but no sandal is worth a 6 month «break in» period.
Just buy a comfy pair of Kai Kai’s.

Salesman is just that! And crap they are. Spent $ 60 on a pair of flip flops that bloodied my feet in ½ an hour. When I tried to return them he showed me the fine print about no returns. Save your feet, DON’T WASTE YOUR HARD EARNED MONEY ON THESE CRAP SANDALS!!!

Love these sandals. Tried on several till I found the just right pair. Bought a pair for my granddaughter and for me! I am thinking of going back for a pair in brown.

Let’s get this out of the way up front. It’s sandals, not sandles. I didn’t post that.
Now…l was really excited to visit this store. I’m a flip flop addict.
What a let-​down. They were short stocked on sizes and styles. A style they were advertising in a publication on my cruise ship wasn’t even stocked «yet.» Who do you think you are, Marc Jacobs??? There’s no wait list for freakin’ flip flops…
I would begrudgingly overlook the poor inventory control if the shoes rocked. They don’t. Tried on several and none made my soles happy.
Order yourself a pair of Rainbows and call it a day.
Sorry Kai Kai, we don’t have chemistry. It’s not you, it’s me…

I bought a pair of Kai Kai Sandles on 5÷5÷11. The saleslady was very attentive in selling me the sandals and told me how they are guaranteed for any problems, no questions asked. After less than an hour, it was obvious the right sandle was defective as the toe piece was cutting into my toe and stripped the skin. I immediately returned to the store and the friendly sales girl quickly turned extreamly passive aggressive and atempted to make me feel like it was my problem, not a problem with the product. She eventually replaced the sandles (which are now fine), but she made me stand barefoot in the store for 15 minutes while she serviced other customers who came in after me. Overall, my experience at Kai Kais was humiliating. So much for the ‘no questions asked warrenty’. Recommend skipping this store.