🧦 Premium 3mm Neoprene Socks - Ideal for Wetsuit Snorkeling, Fins, Fishing, Water Sports, and Beach Activities Review

I wore these socks every day rafting down the Colorado River. They are thin enough for me to wear my hiking sandals. They kept my feet warm even though the river was below 50F and kept sand out. The only difficulty was getting them on and off, which was like putting on a tight, unlined wetsuit.

I ordered this item based on the photos and the photos do not show the huge white lettering for the product. I was looking for something less obnoxious but they will work for their intended purpose. I'm a 7 1/2 but didn't want to go down a size in case they were too tight. In terms of fit, they're probably not as snug as they should be, but I really only need them for a one-day event. so everything should be fine.

I bought these to take advantage of wet swamps i. H. With waders but no waders for warm weather fishing. While not intended for use with waders, apart from the lack of gravel protection (not designed for this use), they work perfectly. What I like: Perfect size, ergonomic fit, good construction, feels and looks like it should. be durable. They also come with a guarantee. I highly recommend them and the seller wants you to be happy 😃

I usually wear a size 9 men's shoes so I ordered the Med as I wanted them to be snug as I would wear them in waders. I nearly fainted trying to apply the meds and I'm not faint so I returned them and took the Big One. The large ones fit me perfectly but they don't fit a size 11 in any way. Can't comment on durability yet but they look good so we'll see how they hold up. I'll try to remember to post a sequel in a year.

I have had several neoprene socks in the past and this is the best so far. True to size, I wear 11.5 in shoes and the large size fits me well. The seam looks very well made and waterproof. They also include a rim at the tip of the toe that is different than some of the others I've tried. Makes it stronger when I take it off and put it on. They don't have slip resistant soles which is better for me as I use them with wading boots. Also, others I've tried have a strong chemical smell. They have…

I am a regular women size 9 medium, shoes and after receiving these neoprene socks the ankle hole was so small I literally could not fit my foot in, size medium. So I really don't understand all the reviews that make comments about the product that seem to suggest that at least other people might actually wear them to see how they fit. Unless the product has changed, and now it is. So buyers beware!

Bought these for work on Lake Michigan when the water temp was cold. They work very well but should not be worn alone. You can add shoes or other footwear to provide protection and traction. Well made and they have withstood quite a bit of abuse. I used them in 52 degree water and they helped me get through the day. While they were working I bought a thicker neoprene to work 6+ hours in 50-55 degree water. In my opinion, these socks are well suited for 55 - 65 degree water. Of course, running…

I'm a triathlete who has fallen prey to small, sharp rocks in many of the lakes I swim in for training and competitions, with Lake Mead being the main culprit for my legs. Sometimes I had to crawl out of the water to get to the bike crossing. That's all in the past since I bought a pair of neoprene socks. When I first tried them in a triathlon, I cut the time it took me to stop swimming and get to my bike by 5 minutes. Check with your prospective triathlon to make sure they are legal. I was…