“These fit snug and appear to be sturdy and well sewn. There is a small amount of grip on the bottom which helps with transition from car to open water swimming, but I am not that confident it will last. These socks in our average fall sound water temps are ... ok. Better than not wearing anything but not quite "thermal".”
“This is my first pair of swim socks so I have no basis for comparison, but I wore these in Lake Michigan in early November (water temp around 47 F) and they were great! My feet got cold, but not freezing cold as they obviously would have done otherwise. The socks didn't impede my swimming at all. So glad I read other reviews and purchased them!”
“Highly recommended! These are very nice, warm, and comfortable. I am a women's size 10, was recommended to get the size S and they fit wonderfully. As other reviews have already stated, does not impede kick! I would not be able to swim in the low 50 degree waters that I have been recently without these.”
“These booties are fantastic. Able to swim in 48 degree water for extended periods. Did not hamper my swim kick immensely. Highly recommended. Also, easy to walk in with added sole protection on rocky, sandy beaches. Would consider racing in these but not the gloves.”
“The swim socks were terrific and kept my feet warm while swimming in late October. The size small fit snugly and did not balloon up with water like neoprene socks have. I look forward to using them often to extend my open water swim season. And as one other reviewer noted, the thicker bottom helps when entering the water from a pebbly beach/coastline. I highly recommend these booties!”
“I'm no triathlete just someone displaced by Covid-19 and out of the pool. The water is cold in Seattle in April and these socks have kept my feet warm and because of the "felt" like lining comfy. I tried a neoprene sock on amazon but not only did they let water in but it felt like I was swimming with balloons of water on my feet. These sock let the water in but allow that water to warm your feet and kept my feet warm in 64 degree waters.”
