i go to a lake where the beach is very rocky are these soles thick enough to support my footing ?
351227
Yes these shoes have been great, either at the beach just on the sand and also for walking over the rocks etc. Thick enough to not feel the rocks, but still have good balance.
676538
I think they would. We use them for sand volleyball and when the sand is moist it gets packed and hard. Even in intense playing my husband's feet are always perfect. The material on the bottom of the sock I think, would keep your feet protected from the pool.
837601
The sole is solid rubber. Maybe 3/4" thick. Depends on how holes you would be digging. I think it would be fine.
1583318
I believe that these are more for snow and cold weather. I'm not sure they will keep the feet totally dry in puddles. They fit my toy poodle perfectly.
3830
Yes, you need another boots to protect those waders. They are very fragile and not durable at all.
1397215
I've done a little digging in my garden and the soles are thick enough to be comfortable but flexible enough to make walking easy. I wear mine more in the barn and working around the horses and have literally worn them all day without discomfort. I can't speak to how they would hold up to being used for shovel work on a continuous basis.
1029212
They are awesome!! They do have more of an outdoor feel to them. I have them at my beach house and they fit perfect for that environment.
1956919
It would depend how rough the surface is. If it's not too rough, you'd be fine. If you're concerned, you could put something over them.
137035
Yes. The neoprene heel, sole, and toe provide the traction of a standard-issue beach flipflop or better. Because the footwear is sock-like, it will shape to the contour of the wearer's feet and give better traction than just a hard-soled, plank-like flipflop. I wore these to play beach ultimate frisbee and they worked out very, very well. They kept my feet protected from hot sand, and lacerations from shells and other debris.
1365216
I don't surf so I can't really address your question. I have, however, used these while rafting and they are great. The only problem I had was the sole is so thick it hard for you foot to get a good grip on a rocky surface. So, my guess it that they would be OK for surfing, but I've had not direct experience. Good luck.
854108
No, but I can tell you that the sole reinforcement is thin and doesn't last a long time in the pool however, again due to thinness, you have a good feeling for the ground. I intend to buy another pair soon.
570567
Hi Giulie, I got these for my grandson for lifeguarding. As long as you aren't dragging them in the sand/rocks on take off or landing they should be find.
1540275
No, I think if they got even a little wet they'd be slippery. And walking on them probably would crack them after some time. They are made for wire shelving.
862567
The soles should and possibly the uppers if you brush by them. I wear my travel fins over them so my toes are protected. I also give urchins plenty of room
1450421
They are not that thick, my husband wears them all the time . We live in Florida and he is always cold but say,s his feet sent cold.
1177434
Yes, they work great for deep water walking. I use them routinely for that! They make for a great workout.
119041
I'm not a windsurfer. I think these would work. They fit like a snug sock and the sole is thinner than a regular shoe, with grippy texture. You still feel what you are walking on, kind of like a moccasin