I have a size 10.5 shoe what is the best size sand sock for me? Also, after about 10 uses a little over a month of use the sock has holes is that norm
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There is a Size chart on their website. I wear a Size 14 shoe and use XL sand socks. I play once or twice a week for 5 or 6 hours at a time and one pair will usually last me a year.
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They have a size chart; Holes in the sock are not normal; we wear ours only when playing 40 to 50 times this year
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I have a size 12 shoe. I get a large. My friend has a size 13, he gets a XL. 10.5 is kind of a tweener size maybe medium, most likely large. They don't last forever. 10 uses sounds about right, but it is well worth the money so feet don't get too hot or too cold.
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I think it all depends on the extra room you may have in your shoes or sandles.I have only worn them once with sandles when I had to go out to put out the trash.The ridge above the toes does take up some room. If your shoes provide the room and you are comfortable, I would wear them every day. I wear the to bed and they makea super big difference, even how my foot feel the next day. Standing or walking in them aloneis very comfortable...no problem at all there....
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I personally wear a 9.5 men's shoe and the socks I got were medium. Mine fit perfectly. I would think large might be the way to go for a 10.5 especially if his feet are wide.
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My son(size 10) wore them. No problems with toes. He definitely recommends the sock to protect the back of your heels if you plan to purchase and use alot. He's PADI certified and passed up two more levels with this gear.
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Hi. I'm a 7 (mens) and the "small" fit perfectly. These are good fins and def worth the price. For a 10.5, just go according to the chart like I did.
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I think the size is right on. I wear a 7.5 most of the time and sometimes go with a 7 in an open toed sandal and an 8 if I want a bigger sock. I have the shoe in a 7.5 and an 8 (I now have three pair) and the 8 is slightly long - but I like to put a hiking sock in it sometimes so I needed the extra room.
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It makes a good sock. I use it with my wading boots when I don't want to wear my waders. I wear a women's 8 & my neoprene socks are a small. Very comfortable, wet or dry.
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My shoe size is 13...2E.....I use for inserts in running shoes. They go from heel to balls of feet and leave toe area free. For a running shoe I have had problems with toe box also covered cramping that tight area. These leave room. I will get another pair.
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Dicey. I use them to keep my feet warm while kayaking in cold weather. The bottom is a soft diamond pattern of the same material as the sock. I noticed the other day that the diamond pattern around the ball of my foot (where it pushes on the foot brace) was starting to wear. I've since attached moleskin to the foot brace so I'm not pushing against the hard plastic. Sand is pretty abrasive. I believe neoprene boots have a hard sole; those might work better on sand. Hope you find something that works for you.
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The size chart I used was based off another sand sock that gave both sock size AND foot size. They listed as: Medium = Size 8-9, Small = 6-7, and XSmall = 4-5. They had larger too but wanted to include just the sizes that you were kinda dealing with. Based on that I would go with SMALL since it covers 6-7. Hope that helps.
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i also have 9.5 men's shoe feet. primarily, you want a bootie that feels good and fits nicely into your fin. i use a 10 because that is comfortable both in and out of my fins and the size 10 bootie does not 'wrinkle' when i put it into my fins. but atlas some will tell you to get a size 9 for a real snug fit ... i have found that unnecessary and not comfortable for long periods of wear ... but i know others who do not mind a tight fit for long periods. your choice, either size will probably work. you might want to go to a local scuba shop and just try on different sizes to see what feels good and take your fins with you too.
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Ir depends On the size of the holes, old shoes have small holes and new shoes have big ones, these are for small holes
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For best results, part way through the dry cycle, take out the socks and turn them inside out. I have also put them through a normal dry cycle with no problems as well.
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Hello Annemarie, this is Mike from Conductive Therapy Shop. We're in the process of auditing our Amazon listings and came across your question. Thank you so much for posting it. The socks are made to fit a fairly wide range of feet, both small and large. They fit my size 10 foot really well for example, and also my wife's size 6 women's nicely. One of our customers from Texas who uses the socks with one of our Ultima Neuro TENS devices claims to have a size 15 foot, which is the biggest foot we know of to have successfully used the socks. There's also a reviewer here who indicates that he has a size 15 foot. In the clinic we occasionally run into size 12 and 13s, and these can admittedly be a tight fit. Keep in mind that these socks are made uniquely for treatment, so the user would most likely be stationary, and wouldn't be overly flexing the socks as he/she would with every-day type footwear. The key to using the socks with larger feet is to saturate them with liquid before putting them on so that the fabric relaxes. We include a bottle of conductive spray with this package to help improve the conductivity of the socks, but I'd recommend using tap water first to thoroughly wet the socks (be careful to very GENTLY wring out the excess water). To make putting the socks on larger feet easier, you will want to next roll them into a donut shape before unrolling them up the foot much in the same way you would do with a Pantyhose type stocking. To remove the socks you'd reverse this process, being sure to unroll them between uses so that they can fully air dry. If you still find the sock is too small you can always contact us through Amazon, or go through Amazon directly within 30 days if you're using Prime, and we'll be happy to let you return them to us for a refund.
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I did not find one. My spouse wears a size 10.5 shoe and I bought the next to the largest size sock which fit. He loved these socks at first but is now saying they are cramping his toes so I bought the largest size and he is still having that problem. These socks hug the foot so if you are not comfortable with "snug" do not buy.
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I ruined the first one I used - I pulled it in two trying to wear it in a shoe that was too snug for the apparatus but since then I have worn one on each foot in my sneakers especially when I'm walking. I find it hard to wear them with sandals but they sure help in the sneakers. I ordered an extra pair from Amazon as I couldn't find them in the stores here at that time. I've had them for about 3 or 4 months now. Hope this helps............hint don't try to stretch them too far.
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usually its a 3 inch allowance, so for a size 8 i would get a medium, give yourself an allowance incase you want to wear beach sock, the medium range is 8 to 10, hope this helps.