Cressi Neoprene Adult Anti-Slip Sole Boots for Water Sports: Scuba Diving, Snorkeling, Rafting, Windsurfing, Italy-made

My husband and I got these to wear inside our snorkel fins, and to wear on the beach, biking, kayaking etc for a recent trip. They worked great! The sizing was right (I wear a 9 1/2-10 women's and got a 9, my husband wears a 101/2 and got a 10) and they were very comfortable. They fit well in our flns (adjustable strap ones) with no slippage and didn't cramp our toes. They also have enough sole to take walks and use as general beach shoes. They dried out nicely overnight. I was really impressed and I think they're going to hold up well. They are also lightweight with good traction.

These are nice booties for protecting feet from diving fins. I like the shorties because they are light weight for use in warm water like Florida and the Bahamas. Fit is great and the sizing true…

I used these all weekend during our snorkeling trip to Curacao. They are very comfortable and well-made. My only small complaints are that they don't come in half sizes and I wish the back of them came up about another half inch. I had to order to the next size up and they were slightly large on me. It wasn't a real big deal and much better than going to the next size down and being too tight. The strap on my fins stayed on the back of the shoe but it overlapped slightly onto my achilles heal. It didn't hurt, but if I could be picky, I would rather them make it just a little taller in the back. Otherwise, Cressi is a great brand with quality items.

I’m a size 8 ladies shoe had to return first pair & order a size down. These are quality booties. I use them with my open back scuba fins. Great fit on fins so I didn’t have to make any strap adjustments. Good multi purpose water shoe that is comfortable, no break in period or need for scuba socks. They have a nice sole if you just want a comfortable water shoe. Highly recommend these to divers and “water dawgs” alike. You won’t be disappointed.It’s very important to protect your feet in the sun, I recently had a squamous cell tumor removed from the bottom of my foot. So if you won’t wear water shoes keep applying the sunscreen for your own health and children’s health.

’ve been using the Cressi Neoprene Anti-Slip Sole Boots for scuba diving and snorkeling, and they’ve been fantastic. The neoprene is soft and keeps my feet warm, even in cooler waters, while the anti-slip soles give me solid grip on slippery rocks or boat decks.

I definitely recommend sizing down one shoe size. I read people suggesting that and glad I listened because it seems like a perfect fit and I think the size I normally wear for shoes would have been slightly too loose. I havent tested the durability of them yet but initial thoughts are they are made well and have very nice nonslip grip on the shoe.

I like Cressi, but thought these were not great - really thin so they only provide a barest protection for your feet, also kinda slippery - they don't stay on my feet well.

I needed shoes for my dive fins so I picked these. I wear a size 8 ladies shoe and the size 7 (man size) fit me perfect. Only problem I had (and it wasn't the shoe's fault) was that the strap of my dive fins came up over the back of the shoe and wound up rubbing the top of my heal raw. To fix the problem, I had to by high top boots so that my fin strap wouldn't rubb my skin. Overall great show though and I'll be keeping them for the beach and creeks.