🏄 Enhanced Performance 2mm Neoprene Water Sock by NeoSport Wetsuits Review

Wore these socks while cruising the Virgin Rivers in Zion National Park. As low socks they are comfortable, but when cold water runs over these socks, the cold seeps through the socks. If you wear them one size smaller, this may not be the case. However, as soon as I got out of the water, my feet immediately warmed up and felt comfortable throughout the 6 hour hike.

I wore these socks on a two day night hike through the narrow paths of Zion. I didn't want to rent expensive shoes and neoprene socks from outfitters in Zion, so my boyfriend and I decided to buy them and just throw on an old pair of trail running shoes instead. These neoprene socks were perfect! The water temperature was around 55-60 degrees and there wasn't a single moment when the feet were cold. On the second day it rained and the outside temperature dropped to 50, making the morning cold…

My feet are always cold, especially when canoeing. I wore them for a few days and then put on Aquasocks or sometimes Crocs. My feet were warm! Strange how it works, but they were great. My feet were wet and wrinkled at the end of the day, but I was never cold. I will buy a few more for my kids to use on my next trip. I would not take them for a walk around the camp or at the bottom of the river. The bottom is a bit stiff, but I don't think they're really supposed to be the only thing on your…

These were great boots and very comfortable. I wear a 10 so I ordered a 9 as the reviews all said go a size down. They were still a bit loose and I want them to be snug to keep sand out and stay loose when diving. I use freediving fins and they fit snugly to the body so the boots also need to fit snugly to avoid bunching and fin detachment. I've reordered 8 and will let you know how it goes. I hope it works because these are very comfortable boots. Size 8 just arrived and fits perfectly…

I was originally looking for a pair of sox to keep my feet warm this winter. I work on a construction site all year round, in winter it is important to me to be warm and comfortable. I saw them and thought why don't you try them, you know why not? Divers need to stay warm. I wore wool socks, but without moving my feet get cold anyway. These socks are the best I've bought to keep my feet warm and dry in boots in winter. I pull them on and a pair of regular socks over them and I'm ready to face…

I'm a size 8.5-9 male and bought a size 7 which stretches and fits perfectly. Not loose enough to fall off easily and not tight enough to pinch. Also bought a size 4 for my wife who is a size 5.5 and it fits well too. down still fits) is correct and accurate, if your feet are no wider than standard then you might want to consider downsizing by just 1 size. It is a neoprene material that stretches very well. I expect they will loosen up a bit after a few wears, so going one size down is best. I…

nice thin socks. very convenient. Just an update after a few uses. This item is like thick socks. Just to clarify, they do NOT look like boots so don't get confused. They don't fit as well as water boots - they don't have enough neoprene content or thickness. They don't have much sole - I wouldn't call them something to wear in the sand. So you wear them out quickly. They are designed to be finned in temperate waters to avoid uncomfortable chafing. They don't offer you thermal protection, as…

This is what I needed. I use them as socks under my Churchill fins and they keep my feet warm and comfortable in the cool California seas (50-55 degrees Fahrenheit). With them I can stay in the water without freezing or rubbing my feet. They are the perfect thickness and the finish seems good. I especially use them for board surfing and I like to ride my bike to the beach. Once under my fins these socks work great. However, the fin tip that works so well on my fins is not abrasion resistant…