DizokizoNeoprene Water Socks 3mm, Sand Swim Socks for Men/Women, Diving Boots with Non-Slip Sole

Note on size: I wear a 12, and yes there is no size here for 12.I bought the X-Large anyway to rtry them. They do fit, but very difficult to get on and off.So yes, they can be used for a 12 but it's made for a 11, keep that in mind.They do stretch a little, but not as much as you may think. So if your an 11.5 they should be fine.These things are WELL MADE. I seriously assumed they might rip trying to get them on, knowing I would ruin them. And no I won't be returning them. I will be passing them on to another with smaller feet. These things are freakin awesome, just wish they made an XXL or something a bit larger for us 12's.Very impressed with how well they are made. I bet they could sit on a highway and get ran over by 18 wheelers for a month straight before they even started to break apart. Amazing craftsmanship!

I use them for wet wading (fly fishing)just to clarify 1 thing, Neoprene socks DO NOT keep you dry, they keep you super warm. I live in Colorado, and fish year round in small mountain creeks that feature snow melt, so the water is absolutely FRIGID (even in the summer)These socks allow me to spend 8 hours fishing, while wet wading. At the end of the day my feet are not cold, however just to put it in perspective, the absolute longest I can stand in that water without neoprene socks is 3 to 4 minutes. Seriously, these things make a difference. They are cheap, so i don't feel bad when they get shredded ( i wet wade with teva sandals instead of wading boots)All neoprene is difficult to put on and especially remove when it's wet. There are a few tricks that I learned after a lifetime of scuba diving -- use soap. Bring a water bottle filled with warm water and a tiny amount of dish soap with you. This makes putting them on SUPER easy, and when it's time to remove them it helps a lot too.Otherwise my advice would be to roll them off, don't pull them off. Ultimately you want to go with the right size, which means it will be challenging to put them on and remove them. Just accept it, and learn how to do it, it's not that difficult

Bought these for heat therapy on my feet. I have a lot of pain when I wake up. I started wearing these socks and they keep me feet warm and when I wake I don't have pain anymore. As far as what they were made for I don't know, lol. But for what I bought them for they work perfectly.

I bought one pair and it lasted a solid year before I wore a hole in the bottom of these socks. The second pair I bought had ripped seams in the stitching near the ankle, so water got in immediately. I did a return and forgot to send back the ripped ones, so I needed up paying for a third pair; that's my own fault. The third pair has held up well and is exactly what I needed.I'd suggest buying one size larger than you think you need. My boots are 11.5 US and I bought size Large, but they're pretty darn tight and cut off circulation for the first few days of wearing them. After about 2 weeks, they stretch out enough to be comfortable. I wear these inside muck boots for when I am really knee-deep in water; keeps my feet dry, if not a little sweaty.

They seem to be made nicely im a size 10.5-11 usually and they seem to fit fine. I needed them to fill space in my fins and will be warm and help with blisters. The seam that connects the heal and and other parts seems like a weak part and will leak but i think i should hold well enough. For 15$ definitely worth the money.

Not bad, true fit. Only lasted a season of wade fishing

My winter outdoor ice baths were horribly painful on my feet. Water has ranged from 35 to 40 degrees. Now that I have these on my feet I can last much longer in the water. The glued seams are a plus; No water leakage on the seams. Easy on and off. My 5MM surf booties are hard to get off when wet so these are perfect for my ice bath needs. I wear a size 11 shoe and the XL fits perfect. The grip on the bottom is adequate. These are socks not booties, sole is soft.

I bought this for cold plunging, because my feet are super sensitive. I could barely last 20 seconds at 40 degrees. With these socks on I don't even feel the water. I can do 5 minutes easily now.