Cressi Adult Unisex Crew Water Boots for Scuba Diving, Surfing, Canyoning, 5 mm Neoprene Thickness - Isla: Designed in Italy

The Neoprene Boots for Snokeling/paddle boarding are great. No issues

I have worn boot-type chest waders for decades while putting in and removing our docks (if it's not frozen, it's still boating season). Even when the chest waders weren't leaking, the rubber boots allowed my feet to freeze. And the chest waders ALWAYS leaked by year 2, usually at the seam to the boots but also from tears at crotch or knees. Guaranteed to have lost all feeling after an hour or 2 and walk liked Frankenstein when ashore. Combined with a 7mm farmer john the these 5mm Cressi tall neoprene boots kept my toes alive. The tough soles withstood sharp rocks and the zippers held on in sucking shin-deep mud. I just wish the wetsuit came off as easily as the boots.

First time buyer of Neoprene boots. I use them for kayaking in cold water. Went out kayaking today (end of September) and the water temp was 12C. My feet were perfectly warm in the water and we’re comfortable in the kayak thanks to the heel padding. I jumped into the ocean to go ashore and absentmindedly told my wife that I couldn’t believe the ocean temperature was still so warm from the summer. Dah, it was the boots.I may add another insole to give them a little more cushion when walking. Good value for my intended kayaking needs.

Good replacement for a previous pair of booties which has seen better days.The sizing guide is accurate, and as mentioned, they are a bit on the narrow side. Sole seems a bit thicker than the normally thinner ones and not as thick as some of the boot style ones.Looks like these will be good for walking on rocks/pebbles and good sized to fit in the fins.

I'm happy with these boots. I was worried that they wouldn't fit since I have trouble with getting footwear ordered online to fit properly, but these are perfect. I normally wear a women's size 8.5 - 9 and need shoes that have a wider, rounder toe-box, and these work great. They are comfortable with bare feet and still have enough room for a regular sock. They zip up snugly without being too tight. I should note that I do not use them for diving, just for float-tubing with fins. I haven't had them long enough to rate them on durability so I'm leaving that out of the review.