I want a size that a M size 8 water shoe would fit inside.. For safety purposes do not want to take them them off poolside. Any suggestions?
1100473
Because all water shoes come with different materials it would be very difficult to match up. I would recommend a neoprene sock.
716434
I believe when I initially purchased them the description noted that they were water resistant otherwise I would not have got them. I have not had much indoor traffic that required guests to use them in wet weather. I think they would work nonetheless. They are smaller than described. I bought my first pair from Home Depot and they were truly extra large. These need to be stretched a bit to fit size 11 shoes.
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I'd recommend a size TYR size 32, but you can check their size chart at SwimOutlet.com http://www.swimoutlet.com/size-charts/tyr/Womens_Competition_Swimwear_s_9327Sometimes SwimOutlet.com has better prices than Amazon.
114292
I put mine on in the locker room, and walk out to the pool with no problem. The soles look like they are made to prevent slips.
2223505
Medium would be ideal as it goes to size 10, you don't want the insoles over-sized as then they will have a hard time fitting into the shoes.
215682
Size 8 would be my advice. You want them snug and with water flowing through they 'billow' a bit.
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'm a men's size 7 in most shoes, those that varies these days from a 6.5 to an 8. I think that is fairly equivalent to a women's 8-9 (if my crocs are any indicator). I have two different pair of Tyr crossblade trainers. A green/grey pair that says 5-6 (38-40) on the bottom (also says 89A and has an "S". These fit fairly well. I also bought a completely yellow pair (may not be the same model) from Sports Authority that are a size smaller. While snug they also fit. Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be a consistent sizing pattern to these flippers. My best advice is to know your European size (centimeters) and see if they have that information. My experience is that seems to be a little more reliable predictor. Good luck.
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Negative Jeffrey. Whatever size shoe you where, get that size. There is ample room for waders. If you wet wade in them, just double up on socks (1 pair cotton 1 pair wool) and you'll have it made in the damn shade.
857925
I ordered medium and I am a size 8 shoe size. Mine fit snug , so you may want to go large.
527237
i also have 9.5 men's shoe feet. primarily, you want a bootie that feels good and fits nicely into your fin. i use a 10 because that is comfortable both in and out of my fins and the size 10 bootie does not 'wrinkle' when i put it into my fins. but atlas some will tell you to get a size 9 for a real snug fit ... i have found that unnecessary and not comfortable for long periods of wear ... but i know others who do not mind a tight fit for long periods. your choice, either size will probably work. you might want to go to a local scuba shop and just try on different sizes to see what feels good and take your fins with you too.
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I pruchased the large size Gators for my size 12 (wide feet) Soloman's. So compare that to what size shoe and foot width you have and go from there. My Gators fit perfectly by the way.
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I use the size 10...they work great!! And if you take care of them, they will last forever!! I clean mine in mineral spirits first then hot soapy water :)
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My girlfriend used the smaller sized ones and they fit in her shoes fine but she is 120 and size 7. I originally bought mine at a big 5 sporting goods. I'm not sure the amazon return policy on these but I would definitely try because these helped me so much
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My son wears a 12 to 12 1/2 and he had plenty of room to spare. There is an insert in the Flippers that can be removed if there to small but I don't think they will be, hope this helps. Tom
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I found the 8 perfect for me (a male 8 1/2). The product has enough expansion & measures 10.5", toe-to-heel, sonot tight on the foot (my foot is 9.75"). Too loose in water activities is not a good thing.
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I was told by my windsurf instructor that the shoes should be snug, so your feet are not slipping and sloshing around, while trying to stay on top of the board. I would think the size 7 would be appropriate for you if you typically wear 7 1/2 shoes if it is for a board sport. BUT check if that sizing is listed in Mens sizing or Womens ! I assumed one listing was in womens sizes, and it turned out to be mens, so it was too big. you would be a 6 in a mens size.