Love how comfortable they are and how well they prevent slipping in our pool. However, I put them on once for 30 minutes and the tourniquet broke.

Those shoes were terrible. I have a pair for my boyfriend and I to use at the beach. They are bigger than expected. They conform to the foot but there is a large gap between the toes and the front of the shoe. They let air through, but they fill up with sand and make the shoes heavier. They were very uncomfortable to wear on the beach.

Serves the purpose, but is very delicate and cheap. I played volleyball in it and in the 4th game the seams came undone. Not worth the money. Behind the return window so I couldn't return.

I bought these for aqua aerobics. I'm going to do HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) in chest deep water and the traditional "water shoes" are also bulky/complicate quick movements.I was SO excited when I found these and had high hopes for them.They fell apart halfway through my first session with them.The stitching around my left heel and right toe unfortunately came completely unaided I leave my feet free at the bottom of the pool Unfortunately worst purchase ever :(

I was enrolled in the aqua aerobics class and my feet got wet rubbed on the rough floor of the public pool. (Who knew pool surfaces were so rough?) Aqua Socks fit perfectly and protect my feet from injury. They also gave my feet a firmer grip on the pelvic floor while I exercised.

I was looking for a water shoe that was almost like a sock but had enough protection to keep my feet from getting wet on the bottom of the pool at my mother-in-law's house. They were large, thick enough to serve as water shoes but not so bulky as to impede movement in the water. If you plan to use them in rivers or rocky lakes I would say they are too flimsy. The bottom offers enough protection, but not enough for rough terrain or even for very long standing on really hot pool surfaces. I can't