Did anyone use snorkel socks/booties with these flippers? I have a small foot 6.5 woman and husband a 7.5.Will the small be the best size
626377
I wear a ladies 9 and I got what size they suggested .. And they for nicely .. They have an adjustable strap that is very easy to use ...
626378
I did not use foot sox/booties. I have male 8 1/2 shoe size and followed the web page sizing chart. The flippers fit perfectly.Be sure to fully tighten the heel straps before swimming.
626379
I didn't use socks or booties, but then I have a large foot....a women's 9 -10 & used a L/XL flipper which was perfect.
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.
626381
We used them barefoot, though socks would have probably been even more comfortable. We both got medium /large ant the fit was perfect. I'm a 10.5 and she is 8. I would say go small... enjoy :)
626382
I have a 7 1/2 shoe size and the adjustable strap works wonderful and plenty more to adjust if my foot was smaller. I bought the small/medium and they fit very well.
626383
We didn't use socks and all four of used the Small. My kids wear 4.5, I'm a 6 and my husband wears an 8. No problems for any of us to use the flippers comfortably
198816
Drill down below the product description and review the customer reviews. Someone had submitted the Speedo size conversion chart. They generally run smaller especially if you have a high instep. Err on side of larger.
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Hello Annemarie, this is Mike from Conductive Therapy Shop. We're in the process of auditing our Amazon listings and came across your question. Thank you so much for posting it. The socks are made to fit a fairly wide range of feet, both small and large. They fit my size 10 foot really well for example, and also my wife's size 6 women's nicely. One of our customers from Texas who uses the socks with one of our Ultima Neuro TENS devices claims to have a size 15 foot, which is the biggest foot we know of to have successfully used the socks. There's also a reviewer here who indicates that he has a size 15 foot. In the clinic we occasionally run into size 12 and 13s, and these can admittedly be a tight fit. Keep in mind that these socks are made uniquely for treatment, so the user would most likely be stationary, and wouldn't be overly flexing the socks as he/she would with every-day type footwear. The key to using the socks with larger feet is to saturate them with liquid before putting them on so that the fabric relaxes. We include a bottle of conductive spray with this package to help improve the conductivity of the socks, but I'd recommend using tap water first to thoroughly wet the socks (be careful to very GENTLY wring out the excess water). To make putting the socks on larger feet easier, you will want to next roll them into a donut shape before unrolling them up the foot much in the same way you would do with a Pantyhose type stocking. To remove the socks you'd reverse this process, being sure to unroll them between uses so that they can fully air dry. If you still find the sock is too small you can always contact us through Amazon, or go through Amazon directly within 30 days if you're using Prime, and we'll be happy to let you return them to us for a refund.
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The bottom will protect your feet, but I find it really hard to swim in booties. AS long as you are not swimming laps, they should be fine.
1064926
I bought these for my husband and he's a size 12 wide and they fit him fine and he loved both the fins, snorkel and mask. He has a big head, too. I would not be too concerned about the extra length, they are open backed and adjustable, so I think they will work fine for you.
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Becouse I use mine with and without boots, if I'm wearing booties it's usually 3mm booties from tilos they seem to operate just fine, but my suggestion is to go by local water temperature and I say that becouse the average temp in my area requires up to 7mm for temp. I would play around with some relatively inexpensive booties before making that decision.I would say a low cut or standard booti in height would do you ok
1702004
I am a 9 wide and the heel I keep clipped down as far as it would go, but I use the thinnest booties. A little play is ok if you have boots. They come with plastic inserts (that I don't use often) and that may make up the difference if your feet are smaller than mine. They are great fins though
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I would think that if you can share socks now, you'll be able to share these. Just be sure to order the right size for one of you. I wear a woman's 7 or 7-1/2 and my Small is good for me, with perhaps just a tiny bit of extra length in both leg and foot -- just a tiny bit more than absolute ideal. I'm not sure how a man's size 9 translates to a Small in these socks, but anything larger would be too big for me. I hope this helps!
1153003
Good question, I goofed and got too small a size, but, they still work for me and my wife can use them!
733690
I wear an ll man's shoe, and their 'large" size is a really tight fit. you might be ok, a bit loose, they SAY you can fix by wearing a sock. i could not swim any faster with them than with large scuba fins, and I had to work much harder with the aqua fin. I am not, however, training to really swim, just to endure, lose weight, and built leg muscle. If your goals are different, they might work for you.
108083
I am a size 9 and they fit well. It is very easy to adjust the fins while they are on your feet (even when you are floating the the water). The fins are kind of short in length which did not bother me, but my husband thinks the longer fins give you more power.
768136
My husband who wears them would suggest the larger size but he does not wear them in the water. He wears them at an indoor pool to walk around the deck at his job as a lifeguard. So I guess it depends on how you will be using them. If using them mostly in water he can see why you should order the smaller size. How's that for confusing you!
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I ordered an X-Large 5mm to wear with a size 10 1/2 shoe and the fit is a bit tight. The 5mm thickness is OK for a size 11 men's shoe anything smaller I would suggest the 1.5mm neoprene sock. I've worn both sizes (with different boots) for Washington state surf and salmon fishing; they work great.
88777
I wear a women's 7.5 and usually buy the next size up and wear thin socks to prevent blistering, as I use them daily. This time around the sizing was smaller, but it does vary. If you will wear socks, definitely buy the next size up; if not, or if you will wear the fins rarely and not for long, buy your size. It also looks like someone who answered before who was a size 9 ordered the large as well with better success.
237168
I guess the size 7 because i think the ones your seeing are for men? I believe mens sizing is bigger than lady's so the 7 will do just fine with some nice wool socks in cold water...Good Luck
1702001
I'm a 9.5-10 US (Men's). With a 3mm swim boot, I wear the Medium/Large - they do feel a TINY bit big. I emphasize tiny because they are completely manageable, but I do experience some occasional foot cramp. I have ~100 dive hours on them. Assuming your size is men's, I think Small/Medium would be an appropriate size for you. =)
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I would be guessing about this, but I agree you want the water shoe snug. I bought these for my husband he loves them, but he wof luck,ears an even 11. But definitely a great water shoe, best