Hydrophobic microtextures on solids provide water repellency: drops hardly stick on these materials and bounce off after impacts. Here we achieved solids decorated with a texture of variable density. Impacting water drops were observed to bounce off obliquely, demonstrating a transfer of vertical momentum in the horizontal direction, after rebound. This allows us to understand why vibrated drops move on such surface: an asymmetric dewetting takes place for each cycle of the vibration, which leads to an incremental drift of the liquid towards regions of high texture density.