I am looking for boots to exercise in the pool with wet suit. Will these boots work?
82849
I'm using mine getting in and out of dingy onto beach. Don't know about your use.
82850
I use mine in the fall and winter to get in and out of my kayak without getting my feet wet and cold. They are waterproof so I'm not sure they would work well for your purpose. Might look into water shoes specifically made for pool use.
82851
These boots are meant for rugged terrain and outdoor use , for an pool you would like to use a lighter shorter boot and a thinner gauge neoprene
1934420
No, these are not dry boots, they are very porous and your feet will be just as wet in these boots as they would be without them. They are simply thin aqua socks that fit very nicely into just about any open heel swim fins.
350460
I've never walked in surf with these boots (assuming that you mean with bare legs), but based on experience with similar neoprene water shoes (assuming again that you"d be in water over the boot top), I wouldn't bet that it would keep out anything smaller than a pea. In calm water maybe, but not in surging ocean surf. In my opinion, you'd be safe only if the boot tops were covered by a long legged wet suit.
72039
I don't think so because the 5mm zip up wetsuit boots that I have, have a semi rigid sole which would decrease the foot room in the boots. I don't own Danner boots so I can't really address that but I would think the zipper would be uncomfortable inside a work boot. For inside a workboot try looking at a wetsuit sock without a rigid sole.
1288986
I don't think they are suitable for water sports. I haven't taken mine in water yet. A reviewer said that some of the coloration came off the sandal onto her foot when in water. So I stay away from water. Mine are blue.
786393
I think you're real consideration would be size. The size of you foot isn't the same with shoes or neo boots on. That said, my daughters prefer these for snorkeling and wake boarding. I think you could definitely get away with a sock thickness, but I'd say no to a formal water shoe, and Maybe to a 3mm neo sock. Hope this helps..
1934416
Do your feet need to be protected from water? If you want dry feet don't go in the water! These are dive boots, meant to protect your feet from blisters when wearing fins. The soles are soft but will protect you feet from rocks and coral, to a degree . . . they are not tennis shoes.
243565
They will not keep your feet dry if that's what you are asking. They are like a rash guard for your feet.
1524092
They have gussets and nice flare at the bottom - so if your paddock boots are not taller than average, yes. If they are open top muck boots, maybe not (or at least not comfortably). Lacers or zip paddocks, certainly. I have worn them over my fat insulated lacer hiking/work type boots.
1728074
Patricia, you sure can. The best part about them is that they have the side zipper for easy on and off. Most wetsuit boots are just pull on and are a real pain. Understand though, that these are neoprene wetsuit material. They are thick and they do let the water in, as they are supposed to to help keep your feet warmer . The soles are nice and thick and "grippy" too. I have worn them on rocks , sand and slippery grass and they keep you pretty solidly on your feet.
796220
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.
697277
As long as your shoes/boots have space I wouldn't know why not. These socks are typically worn in cases where your feet will be in water (wading through rivers) for longer periods of time so wool socks over them in submerged water would provide little to no insulating value and would likely add weight to your feet with drenched socks.
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.
2083627
They might, but there are better choices. My experience with neoprene foot- and hand-wear is that they shouldn't be used when water-proofed leather or fabrics would do to keep you warm. Save the neoprene for submersion or nearly constantly wet conditions (and when it is not subject to much abrasion).
450441
I don't know. While they aren't as thick as most scuba or surfing booties, they are pretty darn thick to be used inside boots, unless the boots where a size too large.
697279
I wore Feetures fitted socks under them. I would think wool over them might hold water in, but I'm not sure.
444932
They should work just fine, they are water proof as advertised. They are also made for tough work, the fingers have leather protecting from ware n tear and outer is a stretch material for easy movement. They are suppose to keep hands warm unfortunately like all gloves fingers will get cold!!