🏖️ CAPAS 2mm Neoprene Waterproof Socks: Beach Volleyball Sand Proof & Snorkel Socks for Men and Women - Keep Warm in Watersports Review

I mean. Of course you can try swimming. I have made. Maybe it wouldn't be so bad if your leg was a little thicker than mine. However, due to the lack of an ankle strap, water easily enters the interior when pedaling, causing the sock to fill with water and expand. This makes it harder to kick and less effective. I understand why others have a strap. Other than that, they're very comfortable and I haven't had any issues with durability, although I didn't use many of them during our vacation I…

If you submerge your feet in water above the level of your socks, they are not waterproof as water can definitely get in (for obvious reasons). For us, the purpose of wearing it is to isolate our feet during the cold water hikes we take. Instead of cold water hitting our feet, we have this layer of protection. Both my husband and I have these socks and they work great. We've had them for many years and they hold up great. I don't put them in the washer and dryer, I hand wash them and hang them…

They are amazing in terms of comfort and design. Unfortunately, it turns out that they are not very durable. I've been using them for less than a month and have worn them probably 12-15 times during my fishing adventures. When I turn them inside out there is some separation between the heel lining and the outer layer. Unfortunately I like them a lot, but I'm not sure if they will last very long. I don't know if this is just a bug or a general problem. I've posted a picture of the damage but it…

I bought an older version of these first and they lasted a few months before falling apart. I was excited to see this updated design. I usually wear size 13 shoes so I took size XL - they were very loose in the legs and ankles. So I got size L as an exchange, I can stand on the feet without any problems, but they are small and pinch my toes a little. Now the ankle is perfectly fixed. So I tried them on a second time, the thin foam at the ankle ripped apart leaving only the fabric on the outside

These diving socks did the job as expected. Bought for use with my freediving fins which have pockets rather than the adjustable strap typically found on scuba fins. They worked well for my weekend getaway. A thickness of just 2mm is ideal for warmer water, but you may need something thicker if you're going into cold water or diving deep. The bottom has some grip which is good for a wet boat deck but is soft and lacks protection if you plan to wear them on a rocky beach or rough terrain but…

Please note that the sole structure of these boots can cause problems. Don't keep it next to something you love or hold dear as the clutch is transferrable. Path. I left the boots to dry on our boat's vinyl seat. A few days later I went to clean up and the silicone texture material on the handle was permanently transferred to the seat vinyl. Nothing will remove the color. It was a $1000+ mistake as I am now paying for my new wakesurf seat which the dealer will be returning. I would keep them…

Bought this item because neoprene socks were recommended for snorkeling, snorkeling and kayaking in Baja Sur, Mexico. We camped on a sandy beach for 4 nights and made wet trips to dive boats and used them with full fins. I am very happy that I ordered them. There is no visible wear on the outsole. Sand from soft to moderate, with a small amount of stones. If you're going on rocky terrain you might consider hard soled water shoes, but they actually fit in a full foot snorkeling/snorkeling fin…

I've been wearing socks for about 3 weeks now and I don't wear them every day as I still prefer the breathability of organic cotton socks during the consistently humid Northern Virginia summers (100 degrees Fahrenheit). . . 32 degrees Celsius). However, as an eccentric, eccentric experimental inventor, dealing with lots of screws on the floor, metal, the occasional broken glass, boiling water for disinfection, splinters of wood from drilling, and other dangerous materials from my crafting…