I hiked the Narrows in Utah with friends. If this is the trip that you're thinking about using the socks for, it's a waste of money. They worked until the top of the socks. The narrows water is waist high and my socks filled with water for five hours of the hike. Overall, if the water was below the top, they would have worked. I have no use for them beyond the trip. I scuba dive and they will not work for scuba. It May be useful for fishing or hiking in water below the knees.

Pretty spot on product, haven't used them hiking yet. Definitely comfortable for cycling during summer rain showers. Very happy so far!

Bought them for a Spartan race, when you have to run through some water & practiced running in the rain. Not only are they not waterproof but, they retain water inside the sock

I ordered these out of curiosity because I've never experienced waterproof socks. I was interested in learning if they could be useful in some capacity since I live in an area where we experience torrential downpours every day during the warmer monthsI wondered if these might be helpful to keep my feet dry since I often have to walk through deep puddles to and from my car. It's very uncomfortable to wear wet shoes and socks all day at the office.There was no size listed on the packaging, but…

Quick breakdown: Pros: truly water proof, warm and well made. Very rugged and snug fit.Cons: they are super thick, keep that in mind for the type of shoes you choose for them.I live in south Louisiana, it is a wet humid climate. While these socks are more for "colder" weather areas, they will fit my purpose of hunting, fishing and barn use during the wet winter months. However, right now we are in the heat of summer and they might be a little warm for some people. I'll give you another use for…

I use this product for fishing when I may need to step in water less than knee deep. I have used 1 time and was happy with how they worked

My first time trying these kind of socks, Performed well for shallow river crossings where the water stays below the end of the sock. But for those who spend a little more time in the water fishing or etc, you'll find that your feet still get wet at the end of the day, but "not as wet."There is no insulation on these socks, So I would recommend buying one size larger so that you can fit a insulating layer underneath.When you're drying these in the dryer, I noticed the inside layer stays wet and

These waterproof socks are made in China. They feel (and sound) like they have some type of foam liner inside. There is no fabric content listed anywhere on the package or the sock so I am not sure what materials were used. They are good looking socks with a bright yellow-orange and blue on a black background and gray on the foot area.They feel great on and seem to prevent even air from getting inside. I will update after they have been used on a long hike but for now these socks appear very…

He loved them. I have dancer's calves and found them to be tight on me. So he wears them. They did feel very comfortable on my feet and ankles, but ouch on the calf area. He said they were waterproof if just splashing through but he didn't test them by diving into a pool