Will these help prevent blisters from flippers?
479633
Yes it does - however, I took off my flippers in the water and walked with the socks in the sand - not too comfy - so I would take both off before getting into the sand and walking - otherwise - no blisters from my flippers - yeah!
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
547866
Probably. The disposable covers are paper and the liquid on the shoes will probably leak through and if the shoes are very wet the covers will likely tear as well. On the other hand if the shoes are almost dry the footprints will not show. Also, you could try doubling the safety shoes for more protection.
1508797
I would say yes, they protect from gasoline. I use them to protect my hands from hot water with strong soap.
80055
Works well with waders ....used them the other day barefoot and they are uncomfortable after only a short time. Keep in mind we use them while in fishing tubes (like small boats ) to get around the lakes. I may try them with a pair of those water shoes on and see how they feel... In the summer i rather fish without the waders (which have the boots attached) so trying to find the most comfortable way to wear these flippers to be able to move around the lake.... Def not barefoot.... Hope this helps
626380
I do use booties with my open-strap snorkel fins (a different fin by same manufacturer). My feet tend to blister easily, and I find less irritation when I wear the booties.
211097
These work well with both fins. Prevents blisters and provides protection when walking on rocky grounds.
1522779
Yes, I believe it will work. I bought it for blisters in golf and helped me continue playing after getting them.
1614220
No, they protect the dogs feet against road and sidewalk salt and other chemical substances that they might have to walk on. My dog has wide webbing between his toes so the 3-4 inch would not fit over his toes. I had to give them away.
686797
They are slippery and you have to be very careful. Look for ones that have no slip strips on them like Bathguard. Much safer!
243562
Yes, but only if the water level doesn't rise about the top of the sock. I used these when snorkeling, so they were fully submerged as soon as I got in the water.
403931
Likely not. They are intended to be worn snugly so that a rash does not occur while surfing or boogie boarding . If you normally wear a xl or xxl shirt, Ho with a large to have a tight fit ( wetsuit like). There is some sizing discrepancy from skin to skin, as some are made from either different material depending on color choice. Suggest get two or more and see what fits ahead of your water date. If you purchase for ocean use, and buy too big, you will gather sand inside and get that rub rash ( even with just swimming) if for pool use you can go with a size closer to your shirt size ( no sand getting in)... Likely not. They are intended to be worn snugly so that a rash does not occur while surfing or boogie boarding . If you normally wear a xl or xxl shirt, Ho with a large to have a tight fit ( wetsuit like). There is some sizing discrepancy from skin to skin, as some are made from either different material depending on color choice. Suggest get two or more and see what fits ahead of your water date. If you purchase for ocean use, and buy too big, you will gather sand inside and get that rub rash ( even with just swimming) if for pool use you can go with a size closer to your shirt size ( no... » Read More Likely not. They are intended to be worn snugly so that a rash does not occur while surfing or boogie boarding . If you normally wear a xl or xxl shirt, Ho with a large to have a tight fit ( wetsuit like). There is some sizing discrepancy from skin to skin, as some are made from either different material depending on color choice. Suggest get two or more and see what fits ahead of your water date. If you purchase for ocean use, and buy too big, you will gather sand inside and get that rub rash ( even with just swimming) if for pool use you can go with a size closer to your shirt size ( no sand getting in)... « Show Less
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I would try something specifically designed for those purposes: http://www.amazon.com/Original-Penguin-Water-Stain-Repellent/dp/B0030CV784, or maybe, http://www.amazon.com/Atsko-Silicone-Water-Guard-10-5-oz/dp/B0001FYL2M/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&qid=1389943800&sr=8-9&keywords=water+repellent+spray+for+shoes, OR http://www.amazon.com/Kiwi-Camp-Heavy-Water-Repellent/dp/B000HJ7CLY/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1389943800&sr=8-4&keywords=water+repellent+spray+for+shoes, are some suggestions I have used silicone repellents in the past and they work well. Just be sure you are BUYING the PRODUCT to MATCH your SHOES' material! Shoes can be made of lots of things, and lots of sub-types of those things (i.e. different treated leathers, different kinds of plastic, etc. etc.) The Kiwi Camp product listed above, as are some others, MORE universal, but the thing you want might not work. I would recommend the most universal one, and that's the Kiwi Camp Dry from what I can see. However, Penguin makes stuff that is for like gentle active clothes a lot of the time, so if that's what you need penguin might be way to go. You should narrow it down, or buy more than one product to be on the safe side, or risk a poor outcome.
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.
243565
They will not keep your feet dry if that's what you are asking. They are like a rash guard for your feet.
1522782
It would be great as a preventive against blisters. I use it on a finger when I play golf. One wrap-around, for example, is sufficient for me.
2251278
I've only used them to shorten my swimming fins, too long. I suppose one could use them on the sides of a shoe, but I'm guessing.