Lightest camp shoe?

Astral Loyaks - super flexible and grippy and great for staking or water crossings, only 8 ounces.
 
For Backpacking I go with the Xero Shoes - Z-Trek. They are pricy but durable and pack flat. I wear them for water crossings and as camp shoes, when its colder I simply put on a heavier merino sock to keep my feet warm. They are also sturdy enough to hike on trail with if you have a bunch of crossings planned in a row.
 
I run the walmart croc knock-offs for boating, beach, and yard work.

A Bougainvillea thorn will go thru, so I expect cactus would.
 
Astral Loyaks - super flexible and grippy and great for staking or water crossings, only 8 ounces.
These shoes are fantastic for wet water wading. I use them trout fishing. They do dry out quick.
 
For Backpacking I go with the Xero Shoes - Z-Trek. They are pricy but durable and pack flat. I wear them for water crossings and as camp shoes, when its colder I simply put on a heavier merino sock to keep my feet warm. They are also sturdy enough to hike on trail with if you have a bunch of crossings planned in a row.
I struggle with mine when they are wet. My foot slides around on top of the shoe and no matter how tight I get the straps they don't feel secure. Did you do anything to yours to make them stay hooked to your foot?
 
I wear Gubba Silicone Overshoes in camp, just to keep my feet dirt free until I hop in the tent and air them out. They weigh next to nothing and roll up to the size of a cigar.
 
I'm a 12-13US and went with the XXL to be on the safe side. I'd recommend always sizing up just cause they are silicone and can be tricky to put on/off if you have damp feet.
 
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