Water Sports Swimming Dive Socks Neoprene Diving Swimming Fin Boot Socks

Highly recommend these fin socks. Thin yet durable to prevent friction sores from fin straps. Iʻm ready to rip.

I love these and will buy another pair or two. Water gets in, but sand stays out.

My 4th set and the upper calf stitching still splits at the seem after routine wear?

These worked great under fins for a trip a few summers ago, and recently, my teen discovered them and likes them for figure skating. They are thin but provide a little cushion. BUT they are NOT NEOPRENE. They are Lycra.

I want to love these, but one-size-fits-all isn't a real thing. And this turned out to be no exception.Well, technically, I guess they probably WOULD fit most people. The actual problem for me is that there is a seam at the heel that goes right. under. your. heel. Incidentally, I wear a size 8.5 - 9 in mens footwear.The overall quality of the sock is fine. I just can't cope with having a thick-feeling ridge of something under my foot. It's not pleasant to walk on. I had hope to wear these in my NRS wet boots, instead of a regular wool sock. But the seam is a showstopper for me.If it weren't for that, I'd give these a thumbs up.

Fits great. Perfect for my diving boot liner. Nice price

These socks fall short on several fronts. The material is far too thin, providing little to no insulation or durability. They aren't made of neoprene , they fail to offer any comparable benefits. To make matters worse, the seams are poorly placed, creating unnecessary discomfort—especially during extended wear.Overall, these socks might not be suitable if you're looking for reliable, comfortable options for daily or active use. They simply miss the mark in design and quality.

I bought this one along with 2 other brands, including Cressi (famous scuba brand), and this one is the best fit. It fits me loosely (shoe size 6.5-7) as well as my husband (shoe size 10.5-11) when it stretched out.