Does anyone know if these would fill up with sand and pebbles while walking in the surf of a pebbly beach? My Target beach shoes did.
350458
they will not, the bottoms are then and you do feel the rocks underfoot but the seal is tight
350459
Even though I have not used it in sand much, I am pretty sure sand will have a hard time getting inside the shoe.
350460
I've never walked in surf with these boots (assuming that you mean with bare legs), but based on experience with similar neoprene water shoes (assuming again that you"d be in water over the boot top), I wouldn't bet that it would keep out anything smaller than a pea. In calm water maybe, but not in surging ocean surf. In my opinion, you'd be safe only if the boot tops were covered by a long legged wet suit.
860148
Yes, but they are wading shoes. Most of my fishing involves hiking along the streams in SC. Some days up to 1-2 miles. They have good support but tread pattern is not heavily cleated, so it can be slick if there are leaves on wet rocks
1769572
I haven't tried that but I would say yes. They will actually pass a tiny bit of sand through so I'd assume that water would pass OK, might be slow.
2122061
These came in a pair....and if you plan on walking on sand.....make sure you investigate the "sand Pads" ...saucer-like rubber bottoms that fit the bottom so you don't sink in the sand...they worked great last winter when we went south
1426359
I would not recommend these for playing Beach Volleyball. These Socks are a great product, but are basically made to wear when using fins. They make getting your foot in and out of the fins a breeze! For Beach Volleyball, I would recommend a water shoe with a harder sole.
195314
I often wear them barefoot without issue. I use them for paddling and the soles do fine on oyster beds.
1226182
I'm not sure if they would stay in place underwater. You could walk on them barefoot.
2184461
I have the steam beach/white combination and haven't had any issues with wet shoes causing problems (and I'm in WI where we have lots of sludgy, sloppy snow).
1050152
I personally could not wear these rain boots all day, especially on a trip where you are constantly walking, because they do not have enough arch support for me; I have a high arch. Also, something to think about if you are going when it is cold, is that I can only wear thin socks in my boots. I would recommend getting them and trying them around the house well in advance of your trip if you don't need much arch support. Have fun!
1934211
I think this will be a good choise for your prb, these are very soft, they don't bother you anywhere, but not thick enough, if you have enough room/width on those shoes, you can leave the original insoles in & put these gel ones on top, as I think they are only good for walking, you will love them. You could also go with silicone insoles, like 'FLA Soft Point Silicone Full Insoles', these are quiet soft, at the same time firm & thick, not hard at all, but these run maybe 1 size smaller, pick 1 sz bigger than what it says. Hopefully this helps.
1859107
Maybe. They are very small and sand flows through them, but finger paint might be too thick and clog them. Sorry that I can't say for sure
890713
It kinda depends how you want them to fit. I wear size 6-6.5 and my whole foot fits in the small. I like that because I don't want to feel the bottom when in shallow water. Hope this helps.
1760946
Yes they will. But they are very thin so be careful when walking in them outside. I brought them to a wedding and walked over gravel and it wasn't pleasant. But other than that they are great.
491486
I don't think it would work - if sand got inside, it would cause a blister - when walking up the beach in them after I removed my snorkel, it was irritating
1987789
sand and small pebbles work great in there. unfortunately small toys get put in there often and it can be tough to get them out.
2205070
I love my croakies & they were a great buy. But I do not think they will work for surfing.
786392
I have only used mine with bear feet. I take a size USA 10.5 shoe and the flippers fit well on my bear feet. I think if I had a bulky water shoe as well they would definitely not fit me. Maybe if you get a big size or have small feet you could get a wetsuit booty in them.