Did anyone use snorkel socks/booties with these flippers? I have a small foot 6.5 woman and husband a 7.5.Will the small be the best size
626377
I wear a ladies 9 and I got what size they suggested .. And they for nicely .. They have an adjustable strap that is very easy to use ...
626378
I did not use foot sox/booties. I have male 8 1/2 shoe size and followed the web page sizing chart. The flippers fit perfectly.Be sure to fully tighten the heel straps before swimming.
626379
I didn't use socks or booties, but then I have a large foot....a women's 9 -10 & used a L/XL flipper which was perfect.
626380
I do use booties with my open-strap snorkel fins (a different fin by same manufacturer). My feet tend to blister easily, and I find less irritation when I wear the booties.
626381
We used them barefoot, though socks would have probably been even more comfortable. We both got medium /large ant the fit was perfect. I'm a 10.5 and she is 8. I would say go small... enjoy :)
626382
I have a 7 1/2 shoe size and the adjustable strap works wonderful and plenty more to adjust if my foot was smaller. I bought the small/medium and they fit very well.
626383
We didn't use socks and all four of used the Small. My kids wear 4.5, I'm a 6 and my husband wears an 8. No problems for any of us to use the flippers comfortably
149177
I have "regular" size ladies hands -- and they are big on my hands, but I am able to use them -- and my husband uses them with no problem. They probably would be swimming/too big for you. It is a shame they don't come in "general" sizes (Small, Medium, Large) -- because they are the best gloves we've ever owned and worth every penny!!
336166
I bought them for kayaking.They run small though, I bought an XL and they fit like they are 1 size smaller.
737696
In my experience they fit true to size. You'd want an adult XS/S. Kid would be too small. Men's 3-5.5 (women's 5-7.5). Order swim socks to wear inside of them if they are a little loose.
786393
I think you're real consideration would be size. The size of you foot isn't the same with shoes or neo boots on. That said, my daughters prefer these for snorkeling and wake boarding. I think you could definitely get away with a sock thickness, but I'd say no to a formal water shoe, and Maybe to a 3mm neo sock. Hope this helps..
78118
I wear a size 9 in a woman's shoe and bought the medium 7-8 because I thought the fins were in a men's size. It was way too small---very tight. So, I reordered the Medium Large 8-10 and it was perfect. I always wear a fin sock too for blistering. With the sock it was cozy and comfortable.
312739
I believe you are talking child size 12. With that in mind I would suggest ex small or small. It is ok to wear a little big they move smoothly threw the water even when big. I am a swimmer not a sales person I could be wrong. Check with sport stores and see if they carry fins that she could try on. good luck. They do help adults and children.
1251353
I've used them with full fins and open fins with no problem, but would rather use diving boots for open fins. They get a bit loose after a few uses, but still work well as socks for full fins. If you use them without fins they're not that great because they flood easily.
41155
my wife is a six in womens and she uses a small, it fit just right, I would try a médium, considering that your foot might be wide. You don't want to hurt your foot just keep it from swelling up too much. Please remember that I am not a doctor or the manufacturer of the sock, try calling them.
1085604
I went a half size down and they were snug but OK. So it depends on how you plan to use them and how snug you want them to be (I only wore them when scuba diving and snug was good inside my fin). I needed to spray the rubber toe of the booties with silicon in order to get it in the fin.
599507
Hi John, I wear a size 11 but I bought size 12 because sometimes I wear heavy wool socks when the water is cold. With my neoprene stocking foot waders, they fit just right. I like a little bit of room rather than a tight fit.
95873
I have a size small; the foot area is 9.5 inches long, wide area about 4 1/2. They are narrower than my foot ( I have extra wide feet and wear anywhere from size 6 1/2 - 7 1/2). I was able to try them on in a local store so that helped. Get them a little snug if you will be in turbulent water so they won't slide off.
733690
I wear an ll man's shoe, and their 'large" size is a really tight fit. you might be ok, a bit loose, they SAY you can fix by wearing a sock. i could not swim any faster with them than with large scuba fins, and I had to work much harder with the aqua fin. I am not, however, training to really swim, just to endure, lose weight, and built leg muscle. If your goals are different, they might work for you.
300422
The straps are long enough to make adjustments so they can fit perfectly. I would get the Lg/XL and some Neoprene Snorkeling Fin Socks as well.
629196
I bought the med size waders and fits me fine. I'm the same size as you with a size 10 foot. With the neoprene booties, you will be one size bigger in a boot.
722506
My husband wears a 12 shoe, however I would imagine you are on the tall size & the men's flipper would work better for your height. We've had great luck with the aqua lungs.
214643
I don't know...I'm a size 7.5 - 8, but Small is way too big on me (this sock actually holds water INSIDE, I think because it's too big). I'm gonna try an X-Small.