🧦 Dizokizo 3mm Neoprene Wetsuit Socks - Thermal Anti-Slip for Men and Women Snorkeling, Swimming, Surfing, Sailing, Kayaking, Diving Review

The benefits of ice baths are not on hands or feet, but on the parts of the body most susceptible to cold injury. I didn't want to risk my winter 4C 40F dives in Lake Michigan, I didn't do that in the past, but I will never do it again.

I've been waiting for the water in my pool to heat up. Today, March 24, 2020, I ventured inside. I tried on my new boots and realized they didn't fit me. And of course their return period expired a week ago. I would give less than 1 star if I could. money down the drain. Lesson learned. Try something as soon as you get it.

These socks are clearly made for people with tiny feet and absurdly large ankles and calves. Totally disproportionate size. People with normal feet, ankles, and calves shouldn't even consider them. It also states that the stitches are non-protruding (on the inside) but you can clearly see the threads on all the many stitches. To say I'm disappointed is too generous.

These are a great alternative to traditional surf boots as they fit snugly against the body without you even realizing you are wearing them. However, the non-slip coating on the underside consists of slippery pieces of hard plastic, which unfortunately means that they have little grip on many surfaces. They must have used some kind of silicone or rubber. Maybe not that strong but it frustrates me that it slides on my windsurf board.

I've tried several other cold water boots. I have women's shoes in sizes 8-8.5. They fit well and are snug and 3mm thick is a good thickness to stay warm in 60 degree water for a while. They only lasted a couple of times before the stitching came undone. I was in the middle of a swim and wondering why one leg was numb and the other was not. The bootie inflated, allowing "warm" water to pass through and circulating cold water inside. When I got out, the seam was completely torn. Well they were…

It arrived quickly, as pictured and as expected. I ordered a medium size and I'm a men's size 9. It's a bit tight, which isn't uncommon for Nepream items, but every now and then it fits just fine. When diving, a tight fit is desirable. I'm a diver, but I also bought them for a secondary purpose. I live in a cold climate and wear this around the house to keep my feet warm and more importantly less dry (keeping moisture in my skin). I might increase the size for this use. In addition, they are a…

I am 12ft and size XL fits perfectly. I tried them out as soon as they arrived, took them to Lockwood Folly, North Carolina in a kayak, then a very short beach walk (1/4 mile) around the ocean entrance, then went to the open ocean for a swim (crawl). for 15 minutes. Very comfortable for all activities, they were snug enough without constricting. The water was a bit chilly so I couldn't test how warm they were, but on the way back in the kayak the air was about 65F with a strong breeze so my…

I bought a pair and they lasted a year before I made the hole in the bottom of these socks. The second pair I bought had torn seams near the ankle so water got in immediately. I returned and forgot to send back the torn ones so had to pay for a third pair; Its my fault. The third pair is in good condition and that's exactly what I needed. I would suggest buying a size larger than you think you need. My boots are $11.5 and I bought a size Large, but they are too tight and restrict blood flow for