Review on 🧦 Discover Unparalleled Comfort with Seavenger Zephyr 3mm Neoprene Dive Socks! by Jared Coleman

*UPDATE* I should have bought at least one size smaller. They might have stretched a bit, but beyond that, once they get wet, they want to slip off easily. Too simple. And a stitch is untied as thread sticks out almost as long as my leg. I've worn them six or seven times already. The underside starts to thin and wear out. I can't imagine them working six more times. However, waking up with them is far better than without them. Without these socks you have to walk over the rocks between the beach and the car.*ORIGINAL*Oh, so cozy and warm! I want to wear them everywhere! I originally bought them because I wanted another pair of reef walkers. Then I realized that this isn't quite what I was originally looking for. As it turned out, I needed her so badly, and I didn't even know it! I put them on to try them out and they are true to size and feel so fabulous. I liked that the bottom is covered with rubber material with grips to prevent slipping. The sock is thin which is great. He put it on and it fit nice and tight (at least for me). The reefwalkers I have wear out. But the fact is that when they are in use, they are covered with sand over a large area, for example. This is uncomfortable and can cause pain when inserting a small stone there. The reefwalkers don't necessarily dry out at night and still have (wet) sand in them the next day when I want to snorkel again. Reef walkers have a liner on the bottom that keeps the sand inside and also keeps them wet. I can wash my socks better and protect them from sand because (thankfully) they have no inner lining. Diving socks dry easier and faster than reefwalkers. Now I can put on my diving socks before I put on uncomfortable reef shoes. Didn't try to put them on before putting on the fins as my fins already fit perfectly so it's not necessary. However, they are nice to have on hand in case I have a friend with slightly smaller feet. They can put on my dive socks before putting on an extra pair of fins that might otherwise be too big for them.