Water Sports Swimming Dive Socks Neoprene Diving Swimming Fin Boot Socks, Blue

Liked these cause there's no size & fits most people cause snoog fit but not tight. Light compression & protects feet in pool & outside pool from germs & debris. Socks get wet in pool but no sitting water in them & can swim fine. Great price & nice quality socks. Not water proof. Recommend them.

I use these with my closed end fins when diving. I do not normally wear dive boots (which would not fit into my closed end fins). These protect my feet and do the job well. Not much else to say. I have bought 3 pairs of these and will buy them again. They probably would work well to protect your feet in dive boots but I hope to never dive again in someplace cold enough to need more foot heat protection than provided by these socks. Pros: Cheap, work well, seem sturdy, fit well Cons: None yet Would recommend to others and will buy again.

I used these as a sockliner with water sandals during a river rafting trip. They did a good job of 1) protecting my feet from blisters and chafing from my sandals, 2) serving as sun protection for my feet and ankles, and 3) keeping my feet cool (they would hold enough water that dunking them now and then kept my feet cool). They are comfortable and dry quickly. They are uniform material thickness with no padding or traction on the sole, so they work well as a sockliner but aren't suitable to wear alone. I think I read in another review to flip them inside out for comfort, which I did and that worked well for me. Only issue is that the rubber/foil logo printed on the socks came off on my shins wearing them inside out. Not a big deal and easily remedied, but kind of cheap. I recommend these as a light duty wet/dry sockliner.

I love these socks. I use them for scuba diving and Freediving. They fit perfectly and make getting in and out of a wetsuit so much easier. They're a little thicker than other dive socks I've use, so using them in my full-foot freediving fins has been much more comfortable. These have outlasted any other dive socks I've used. I've had them in chlorinated pools, the ocean, and smelly lakes, the color has started to fade a little, but the seams are holding and I haven't worn any holes in them.

These are not neoprene as the description notes. They are Lycra. I know neoprene, as a scuba instructor for over 25 years, and these are not neoprene. Will they work for wearing inside sport sandals? I’ll update and let you know. Now I need to find REAL NEOPRENE socks.

On vacation, I wore these with self draining water shoes and scuba fins. They worked great with both. I liked that they are blue so I could tell mine from spouse’s black scuba socks. Don’t worry. These are equally unfashionable and unflattering as all other scuba gear. You don’t have to worry about the other divers laughing and calling you mean names like “fashionista”. All joking aside, these are comfortable, good quality, and a good purchase.

These "socks" are great! Had problems before on multi-day dive trips with my fins rubbing me raw to the point of bleeding. With these socks, I get no more hot spots or chafing. Even wearing them with the seams inside (normal, versus turned inside out so there are no seams against my skin), I had no problems with foot discomfort. Thanx to my dive master for recommending! (and I highly recommend them for you if you have problems with your fins.)

These socks are better than I had expected and actually exceed what I had hoped for. I wear these under wading boots and sandals. Keeps my feet comfortable and easy to slide in on out of tight neoprene boots. Double the quality of the other, more expensive scuba socks that I tried. Ordering 2 more pair right now!