Choosing footwear is not always about appearance. The materials used underneath and around your feet can make a noticeable difference in how a pair feels and performs throughout the day. Combat Flip Flops combines materials such as leather, tubular nylon, EVA, canvas, and proprietary rubber across different footwear styles.
What makes the collection interesting is that each material has a practical role. From supportive midsoles to traction-focused rubber outsoles and durable uppers, the construction varies from sandals to everyday shoes.
Key Points
- Different materials serve different purposes, from support and cushioning to durability and traction.
- Combat Flip Flops offers a range of footwear styles, making it easier to choose based on how and where you plan to wear them.
1. Men’s Coyote Floperator
Price: $54.99
The Coyote Floperator combines a military-grade tubular nylon upper with a proprietary EVA contoured midsole and rubber outsole. The combination gives this flip flop a practical feel without making the design overly complicated.
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The contoured sole and injection-molded arch support also make the material choices feel purposeful. It is a straightforward option for people who want a flip flop designed with more than casual use in mind.
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2. Men’s Falcon Blue Floperator
Price: $54.99
The Falcon Blue Floperator uses a military-grade tubular nylon upper, EVA contoured midsole, and proprietary rubber outsole. Together, these materials create a construction focused on support, grip, and everyday wear.
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The rubber outsole is particularly important because the bottom of a flip flop takes most of the contact with the ground. Here, the material works alongside the contoured midsole rather than acting as a standalone feature.
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3. Men’s Overland Sandal
Price: $59.99
The Overland Sandal takes a slightly different approach, pairing proprietary rubber with EVA mid-layers, a nylon cable, and military-grade tubular nylon. Its laser-etched traction control is designed to add grip to the sole.
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This mix shows why footwear materials matter beyond simple durability. The rubber handles contact with the ground, while the EVA layers and arch support contribute to the overall underfoot structure View Product
4. Men’s Shadowban High Top
Price: $89.99
The Shadowban High Top is one of the clearest examples of leather being used alongside other materials. It features a leather toe cap and tongue, a canvas upper, nylon laces, EVA mid-layers, and a proprietary rubber outsole.
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Here, the materials are layered into different parts of the shoe rather than relying on one material for everything. The leather is used in key areas, while canvas, nylon, EVA, and rubber each have their own role.
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5. Men’s LT-22 Grey
Price: $64.99
The LT-22 Grey uses a canvas upper, nylon laces, EVA insoles, and a proprietary rubber outsole. It is a useful example of how Combat Flip Flops moves the same focus on practical materials into a low-top shoe.
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The rubber outsole is described by the brand as “StickyAF,” while the EVA components add another layer to the shoe’s construction. It is a relatively simple material combination with a clear everyday purpose.
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6. Men’s RNRs – Black
Price: $59.99
The RNRs – Black bring the material story into a slip-on design. They feature a canvas upper, proprietary EVA mid-layers, and a proprietary rubber outsole, creating a straightforward combination for everyday footwear.
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The stitched outsole and rubber construction give the shoe a more structured feel, while the padded fit keeps the design focused on daily wear. It is a good example of how familiar materials can be arranged in a different format.
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7. Men’s Spartan® Race Black Floperator
Price: $64.00
The Spartan® Race Black Floperator uses a proprietary rubber outsole, EVA mid-layers, injection-molded arch support, and a military-grade tubular nylon upper. The construction follows the same practical material approach found across several Floperator styles.
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For anyone comparing materials, this model is a good reminder that a flip flop can involve several different components. The upper, cushioning layers, support structure, and outsole all contribute to the finished design.
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8. Women’s Floperator – Shadow
Price: $49.99
The Women’s Floperator – Shadow combines a military-grade tubular nylon upper with proprietary EVA mid-layers, an injection-molded arch support, and a proprietary rubber outsole. The result is a material-focused construction without unnecessary complexity.
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This model also highlights an important point about the collection: rubber and nylon can work together in footwear without serving the same purpose. One forms part of the upper while the other provides the contact surface underneath.
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Final Thoughts
Looking across Combat Flip Flops’ footwear, the materials tell much of the story. Leather appears in specific shoe components, while tubular nylon, canvas, EVA, and proprietary rubber are used throughout different sandals and shoes for distinct purposes.
The brand also backs its footwear with a lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects, although its warranty does not cover normal wear and tear. That combination of varied materials and warranty coverage gives shoppers another factor to consider when comparing footwear.
