Barefoot Skin Water Shoes for Women's Men's Kids Aqua Socks Surf Pool Yoga Beach Swim Exercise

Mine have been in the ocean, rocky lake bottoms, pools, and even trudged up a half mile of volcanic ash in mine. They are still holding up and I have used them very roughly. These are great. Given the reviews, I didn't expect them to hold up. Maybe they have improved them? Mine have a double row of stitching on the sole so that even when a bit of volcanic rock wore through the first there was a second layer to keep it secure. I mean someday I'll wear a hole in the toe I am sure. But I use them hard. Including hiking down to the lake in them. (Easier grip on the slippy rocks) My only caution is avoid the light colors unless you are only using them in a pool. My light mint green ones look dirty. I wish I got a dark pattened version. Next time.

I wear 7.5 in most shoes, occasionally an 8 and these are a nice snug fit without crimping my toes. I intend to wear them at the beach when the sand is too hot to walk comfortably. I will also use them at times when the beach has churned up and the ocean floor is covered with sharp broken shells and rocky bumps. They are not as sturdy as the rigid sole type water shoe. These are more of a sock, and I expect them to serve me well for a week-long beach visit at least once, maybe twice in a season. I think they're worth the price for what im intending. Ill add to the review once I use them and see how they do.

A great idea for Aqua Aerobics - unfortunately, after just about 4 uses, it has a small hole at the big toe, which doesn't render them useless but I don't know how long they will last - the price is good and it's not 'overkill' for this particular use - so if you're thinking to purchase, I'd suggest getting a size bigger than you usually get to be sure there's plenty of room so that the fabric doesn't separate from the sole.

I wear a size 8.5 - 9 in womens shoes. I am not sure if they are supposed to fit tight or if they should feel normal, but the seam around the ankle fits a little snug, hoping in the water they stretch out just a bit. Otherwise they are not too bad. The toe seam bothers my big toe a little bit. I have a pedicure so no, my nail is not long lol but it just rubs on it a little more than I would like. I think if your wearing them for a little while you will be ok, but if your planning on wearing them for a long time (all day) I may want to go a size up. All in all not bad. I was able to put them on pretty quickly, not like other swim shoes that are a pain in the you know what to put on. I first though of getting some for my kids since its always a pain to get their swim shoes on.

I bought these aqua socks to wear to the beach. My feet are sensitive to the hot pavement and sand and sandals/shoes are pretty useless in the sand. They fit nicely and are very comfortable. They are like a thin neoprene sock. There is no protection from anything like pebbles or big shells but they work great for keeping my feet protected from the hot sand.

Terrible quality - my step daughter wore them one time in the pool and they have two holes in them. She is not particularly rough on things either. They also size very large - she is a 3.5 and the small was way too small for her. So I returned those and ordered a M, which fit fine but then fell apart at the first wearing. Going with a different brand.

Bought for my 7,9 and 10 yr old boys who get blisters on toes after too much pool time. Fit well and are comfortable - but virtually disposable as they got holes on first wear. Will be unwearable after about 5-7 trips to pool. Definitely saved their toes while they were still in one piece!

However, I did need to qualify - they only offered 6.5 -7.5 when I really wish they did a 7-8. So on me it really fit like a 7, so it was snug. If I buy more I will go up a size just because I like it a little looser, but fear it will be too big then. I am not sure I think they were good for the price but it is hard to say. I surely would not go outside in these ever and expect them to hold up. The bottom is flimsy material for outdoor use - good enough for inside.