Water Socks Neoprene Socks Beach Booties 3mm 5mm Anti-Slip Wetsuit Footwear Fin Swim Sand Proof Socks

Love these water socks. Got the small, fits true to size. The Velcro ankle wrap keeps them from moving at all in the water. They are thick enough I will wear them while walking to the boat. Absolutely love these for scuba diving. And bonus: warm toes at the end of the dive.

I wear size 14 shoes. I got this water sock in 3xl. These are barely large enough. Appear to be well made & seams are positioned so they should not rub blisters on my feet. Primarily concerned with comfort, fit & durability. Comfort & fit are good. Time will tell on durability.

I walk on the beach for an hour every day. These neoprene socks were purchased to suppress wear on the soles of my feet, and to reduce friction between my bare toes. They fulfilled both of these needs without issue. After approximately 50 hours of use, both left and right developed through holes directly under the balls of my feet (just behind my toes). Sand and water freely pass through these holes as I walk on the beach through the incoming and receding waves, so to me these socks are done. At roughly $20 for a pair, I got 50 hours of use. That works out to 40 cents per hour. I'll let you decide for yourself if that is a bargain for you. It is for me. If you are looking for more durable beach footwear, you would want to go with a neoprene booty, rather than a neoprene sock. Booties have solid rubber soles, and are meant to provide grip to a surfboard, and survive walking out into the ocean through rocky terrain. Socks, on the other hand, are meant for providing a thin cushioning layer between your feet and the fins that you strap onto your feet for kicking into waves when body surfing or body boarding. I prefer the lighter socks over booties for walking on the beach, because I feel more in touch with the sand, but that is a personal preference, and you should decide for yourself. Going forward, I will try a few different options for socks, just to get a feel for the variability in them, but my expectation is that most socks will wear out after 50 hours of walking on wet sand.

Bought these for a couple of hikes in Zion National Park where I knew we'd be going through water. They worked great! They definitely took the sting out of the cold water that we were walking though, which is what we really wanted them for. They fit snugly enough and didn't move around on the feet. Used them for a 9 miler and a 6 miler.. all mostly through water. Also did a couple miles out of the water after because we didn't have dry stuff to change into until we got to the car. I'd buy them again if needed.

the bottom of my right foot is extremely sensitive, and these help greatly. sometimes i even wear them inside my swim fins. great for walking the beach, especially in the shallos water.

Fits well

Booties are good. Anti slip bottoms are good. The velcro on tye strap has failed for my pair and a friend who has the same. Product improvement suggestion is to use your own product for continuous improvement. The velcro is quickly a failure.

Just what I needed. Good quality, quick delivery.

These are great booties for cold plunging! Highly recommend.

Estoy satusfecha

Fits perfectly well and secure , used a couple of times at the beach for volleyball and no sand goes in.

Good delivery time happy with purchase

The neoprene socks turned out to be quite comfortable and practical for everyday use. They don't have an anatomical cut, but the special stitched fabric inside makes them easy to put on. They hold their shape well and are warm enough, suitable for various conditions. Overall, the product is decent and definitely worth the price.