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Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2025
These will be great for summer diving. They are well put together with flawless seams reinforced where appropriate. The medium is a good fit for me, women's size 9. I like the thinner soles because I will wear them under fins.
UK FAN
Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2025
Good 3mm Neoprene Diving Socks. I ordered these for socks to put on my feet when I drench them in Aquaphor because all other socks seem to get saturated with the "greasy" lotion and come through and ruin sheets and furniture. These actually worked out well for what I needed them for. They keep your feet nice and warm. Good quality and well made. They're also ideal for people with sensitive skin and allergies to rubber-based products. They are built to last and offer superior flexibility and resilience. The smooth flat seam design guarantees durable, reliable performance.
Diotima
Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2025
I purchased size Medium dive socks for my women's size 10-10 1/2 feet. They fit as I hoped and are nicely made!I am looking forward to swimming in Lake Mendota near my home in Madison, WI this coming summer. It would be very unwise to go in there without some kind of foot protection, and these are close-fitting and won't impede me from swimming. You could definitely also wear diving fins over them. I have an old pair of neoprene dive booties from decades ago that have a thin rubber sole on the bottom of the foot whereas these "Coreskin" dive socks do not have that--it's a tradeoff, since a tougher bottom makes them more protective but I believe the soft-footed design will be better for swimming finless, as I plan to. In my old dive booties that had a flexible rubber sole I didn't think twice about walking the half mile or so to get to the beach. But I'm sure I will wear normal shoes to go to the lake beach and change into these Coreskin neoprene socks just before going in the water since they really are best understood as socks rather than shoes; I feel that the bottoms would be abraded by walking much on the sidewalk.I like that these have a kind of skin-friendly soft rubber seal that fits perfectly around my ankle. Wet suit gear is not meant to exclude water. Water will come into the boots. But the soft rubbery ankle should help keep them from moving around and also limit how much water is flowing in and out which I hope means my feet will be a little bit warmer. There are rubber grippers applied on the sole which would be important on any smooth surface.I think these will serve the purpose well for lake swimming and am happy to have them.
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