Cressi Neoprene Adult Anti-Slip Sole Boots - for Water Sports: Scuba Diving, Snorkeling, Diving, Rafting, Windsurfing

These are comfortable and true to size. They protect my feet well from the material of the fins and they keep me warm in cooler water. They are a little better quality than the off brands you find on Amazon. Is the slight increase in quality worth the 35% or so increase in price? You decide for yourself.

Very well made, good fit, nice long zipper for easy on/off. I highly recommend!

Very good. Nice fit for my feet and my fins. Material seems will last a long time. Good grip.

Good boots for a late fall kayak trip. Easy on & off, thanks to the side zips. Only negative is that the soles are a bit thin, so if you have e sensitive feet & plan on walking on rock-strewn beaches, you might look for something with a thicker, sturdy sole.

My son swims in the Gulf of Mexico nearly year-round with his wetsuit, previously without boots or gloves. This February I decided to get some of these boots for a trip. He loves them. They were so reasonably priced I wasn't sure if they would not be well-made. They definitely extended the time he spends in the water, and protects from shells and debris, the bottoms are very thick, grippy, and sturdy. This was our experience, so everyone should be careful, but at one moment he lifted his leg out of the water and there was a jellyfish around his ankle and foot, encased in his wetsuit and these boots. No stings. His pair was a little too snug, so I plan on buying a size larger than his usual shoe size.

These boots fit perfect and are durable. I gold prospect with mine so I'm constantly kicking rocks and gravel out of the way and they hold up great.

I bought these for use in my open water scuba certification. They fit well. They have a stub in the back to keep your fins on. They worked well with my fins. They were light weight but with a solid bottom for footing. They were comfortable. Well worth the money and should last for a long time.

Update: After about 2 weeks, the rubber on top that covers the toe started to separate from the neoprene. At one point on the inner side, there is a boot stress point that becomes evident as it flexes in movement. I returned the boot to Amazon for a replacement. The new boot appears to have less neoprene material in the boot stress point area providing a more snug fit and less flexing. I hope this keeps the rubber from separating from the neoprene. The first boot may have just not been glued correctly. I still love this boot immensely and think the component quality/build are superior. =================================================================================================== Luv, luv, luv my little ninja boots. I was looking for a minimalist shoe that wasn't extremely expensive, poorly designed or low quality. That has been my experience to date with this niche. I use this boot daily for trail walking on mixed dirt, gravel and brick trail sections. I also use it for practicing Tai-Chi and martial arts. Even though this is a cheap Chinese manufactured product, the quality of this boot can't be emphasized enough. I would put it in league with my very expensive Italian footwear. These boots are so comfortable on my feet. I had a pair of Teva water shoes before that were cumbersome to put on, bound my ankles and the rubber sole cracked. The design of this boot does not bind your ankle yet you will never have to worry about the zippered over the ankle neoprene slipping off. The neoprene gently hugs your ankle and leg. The rubber sole covers all the areas it needs to and is extremely flexible. The areas that frequently come in contact with objects above the ribbed rubber sole are covered with a tough rubber that works well. The sole rubber is very sticky. The sole is thick enough to ensure medium sized gravel will not hurt your feet. Larger size rocks will of course make themselves known since the rubber is very flexible. These boots are incredibly easy to clean. I just spray them off outside whenever I return home--mud gone and my feet are dry. I then use them inside for my exercises like stretching, yoga and Tai-Chi. I really don't want to ever take them off. The zipper allows for easy on and off. The zipper is very large and heavy duty. It will not auto unzip with heavy use. I want to add to the sizing info. My foot size is 10.5 U.S. I read in a review that the boot size 10 is a "snug" fit for a 10.5 foot. That is accurate. However, you cannot walk in the size 10 without binding your toes and impeding a smooth gait. You can get them on but you will not have enough room to comfortably cover any distance in them. Boot size 11 is a little less snug about the middle of the foot but the heel and toe are just the right fit to allow proper use of the boot. You can wear an average sock inside the 11 shoe size with a 10.5 foot. If you are a foot size 10, the 11 shoe size would be too big. Boot size 10 shoe would fit perfectly without a sock on a size 10 foot.

Kept my toes nice and warm even when wet, I have raynauds and feet been nice and pink 👍🏽

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these are superb quality boots, highly recommended

I ordered the Cressi Isla 5mm dive boot following a good deal of research. After reading some of the reviews, I was concerned about sizing. I normally wear a UK size 10 to 10.5 shoe, however shoe sizing isn't exact across designs, so despite some reviewers stating sizing runs on the large size, I opted to go larger rather than take the risk of ordering too small. So my new Cressi Isla dive boot arrived in size XXL and thankfully they are nothing less than a perfect fit for me. I would say for someone like me with a normal size 10 or 10.5 size foot, the XXL size runs in at around a UK size 11. The boots aren't at all sloppy on my feet and I have a few millimetres spare room at the toe so my toes aren't in any way squished at the tip of the boot. The big bonus for me though, is the width of the toe box. I have quite wide feet and the toe box for me is super comfortable and wide compared to my old dive boots which were far too narrow and hurt my bit toes as they tapered in. The soles on the boot are nice and flexible and they fit into my open heel fins perfectly. I guess though this will entirely depend on the fins. My fins have bungee straps and the ridge on the heel of the boot should stop the fins from slipping off the back of the boot. In any case, with the boots and fins on, my feet feel very comfortable. All in all, although I have yet to actually dive in these boots, they appear to be up to the usual Cressi quality. For me personally, a great purchase.