OutdoorMaster Neoprene Water Socks, 3MM Diving Socks Thermal Anti-Slip, Beach Booties Sand Proof Socks for Men & Women

Keeps me dry and doesn't slip on rocks

These are very light-weight neoprene water socks that do not provide very much protection by themselves. If would recommend only using these with scuba fins, with other water shoes, or any time when you don't expect to be doing much walking because they will not protect against sharp stones or shells due to having a lack of soles. I guess you could also wear them for walking on the beach but even then you are risking stepping on a sharp object (though I guess they are better than going completely barefoot). Don't get me wrong--I go barefoot on the beach all the time but if you are buying these socks then you are probably also looking for some sort of protection and I am just warning that these will only protect against abrasive sand or something similar to that.

Wore these on a recent beach vacation, and found these to be a good intermediate option between going barefoot and wearing thicker/regular water shoes. Some of the beaches had a rocky bottom, and as long as the rocks were too sharp/jagged, these wear good to wear. They offer a moderate amount of foot protection, but in certain parts where the rocks were sharper, you could still feel them poking into your feet (unlike water shoes with a hard rubber bottom). Liked that these slip on, and there is also a velcro strap that you can wrap tight around your calf at the top, so they stay on and secure. Would definitely recommend, just wish there was a layer of harder rubber on the bottom. But since these are more used for dive socks, and likely with diving fins, I can understand what they don't have them. Definitely recommend if this is what you are looking for, but be aware these will not replace hard rubber bottom water shoes for rocky areas.

Not just for diving, these thermal anti-slip bootie socks have many uses. These booties are used traditionally as a sock that are donned prior to putting on snorkel/diving fins. These booties can also be used to protect your feet from sharp rocks, seashells and even jellyfish stings.I keep these booties with my backpacking equipment and slip on the booties when crossing streams, protecting my feet from rocks or vegetation encountered in a stream crossing. The booties have a pull loop on top that I attached the wet bootie to the outside of my pack with a carabiner to allow it to dry.The booties are made of 90% neoprene and 10% nylon. The bottom of the feet has anti-slip silicone for safer walking in water or on beach rocks. The toes and heels are reinforced to add durability.The booties are made of 3 mm thick neoprene to provide the right amount of cushioning without being too heavy. These booties exceeded my expectations.

I plan to use these water socks under wading boots for fishing. I currently have a pair of neoprene water socks, which I like, but they don't have a velcro strap to seal tightly around the upper ankle as these do. I found the size of these socks to be as listed on the webpage. I take a size 12M shoe, so I chose the XXL (11-12 shoe) and the fit is correct. However I consider these socks would be a better fit for a wide foot vs. medium. The bottom of the socks have rubber grips to help avoid slipping on floors (a nice feature), but aren't needed for use on sand, diving or with fishing boots. My main concern is the one seam that bunches up by the front part of my foot. This could have been better designed and it does bother me a little when used under my wading boots. Other than that, the seams are well sewn and the socks come with instructions on proper care. I believe these will work very well for most water activities.

I ordered some water shoes a while back but didn't know that it's best to also wear water socks after my first try so I ordered these.You don't have to wear water socks but it's a good idea.I had a chance to test these out a couple of days ago at the beach and they were very comfortable. I hiked a total of three miles on the beach and in the water in ankle to knee deep water beach combing. These worked very well and appear to be durable enough to do this every week for a year.Then I wanted to see how well they would work with flippers so I tried that out for two hours of snorkeling and they were comfortable the entire time. My pair of flippers start hurting around the ankles after about an hour but that didn't happen this time.I highly recommend this when paired with either flippers or water shoes

These seem to be designed for wide feet, but then you wouldn't be able to get them on. I think they run a little large.The crease at the top is bothersome because it looks like something that could be fixed with a simple seam. I have no idea how they got a smooth one for the photography.I guess they'll do for water sports.

Having tried out the OutdoorMaster Neoprene Water Socks, I can confidently attest to their exceptional quality and comfort. Crafted from soft yet durable neoprene material, these socks provide a snug fit without compromising on flexibility.What sets them apart is their tear and puncture-resistant construction, ensuring they withstand the rigors of outdoor activities without faltering. From rocky beaches to sandy shores, these socks offer reliable protection while maintaining a level of comfort that keeps you going all day long.