Edit - NothinZ Closed Top Shoe - Brian Stoner

Brian, Welcome to BackpackGearTest.org, and thanks for your Owner Review. I’ll be your editor. This is a good start at a first OR, and I look forward to working with you to get it ready for posting.
  
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 Edit (initial cap) – suggested change or request for clarification
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 My edits below are in standard BGT format:
  
 EDIT (all caps) – required change
 Edit (initial cap) – suggested change or request for clarification
 Comment – just that, no change required
  
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 Cheers, Richard Lyon
 BGT Editor
 
  
 ### I started backpacking in 2011, mostly enjoying moderate hikes of about 10 miles (16 kilometers) and a night or two in the woods. I like to pack lightweight to make the most of the few opportunities I get to be on the trail. ###
 EDIT: You've used less than half of your allocated 100 words. Please add some more detail – type of shelter, usual hiking venues, do you hike with others or solo, which seasons, and the like.
  
 ### Listed Weight: 17.8 oz (503 g) Size 13 (pair)
 Measured Weight: 14.6 oz (414 g) Size 12 (pair) ###
 EDIT: U.S. Men's Size 13; US Men's Size 12 [There are other sizing systems and you should indicate men's size. Delete "(pair)."
  
 ### The shoes are technically waterproof, although they do not keep feet dry. ###
 EDIT: Indicate whether this comes from the manufacturer or your own experience.
  
 ### I have used these on trails in Cuyahoga Valley National Park ### 
 EDIT: Cuyahoga Valley National Park, Ohio [Not every reader will know where it is.]
  
 ### I have spent roughly equal time with the strap behind my foot as well as ahead of my foot. I have not removed the straps for more than a minute or so just to try that feature. ###
 EDIT: Somewhere in this section indicate whether (or when) you wear the shoes with socks and when without.
  
 ###I left the shoes in the bed of my truck one sunny day and returned to find the shoes (particularly the right shoe) fitting more snug than I remember. ###
 EDIT: snugly
  
 ### My opinion is that the external size of the shoes seem larger than other comparable polymer clog shoes. ###
 EDIT: seems larger ["size" is singular]
  
 ### The shoes do not compress for easy packing, and this is probably the biggest drawback for backpacking use. ###
 EDIT: Revise so that it's clear that this is your opinion only. You can't speak for what others may think.
  
 ### As a backup footwear option on the trail, these outperform flip flops in wearability, ###
 
 Edit: flip-flops [With a hyphen.]