SEAC Pro HD 6mm Neoprene Wetsuit Boots with Side Zipper

The products seem well made, but there are a few cons specific to the application for which we used them. If you plan to use them for swift water rescue then I do not recommend them. They should be used for training, not A river user may not be very happy with the grip because it was not very good. As soon as it is dry - When they are on land, they are great, but not when they are on water. When walking on wet rocks, it was very slippery, whereas some water boots weren't quite so slippery. There is no ankle support in this shoe, which is problematic when using it on rivers. While they might not work great as dive boots, they might work well for sandals. This is not a good choice for rocky rivers or terrain with uneven rocks, because the grip and support are not very good.

One good thing about it is that it has a thick It did not go through for my foot to get injured after I stepped on a fishing lure with medium size hooks. In addition to that, they kept us warmer than other boots we had in the 40s The temperature should be 60 degrees.

Theodora Frey

| Mar 18, 2021

Five small [a little like a pair of dive boots]. During my comparison tests, I looked at six different rain boots, mud boots and different sizes in some of them. The size ranged from 9, 10, 11, 12, and so on, depending on the manufacturer.

For the purposes of this analysis, I will compare size 10 to 2 Seac 6mm, 6mm Three simple guide gear items. A Crocs allcast 4 at. Hera 5, 5 The service technician of the 6th class of the Servus Comfort range. It is fair to say that the LaCrosse Diamondback snake proof boot is the most uncomfortable because it is quite rigid. As mentioned earlier, safety comes first, comfort comes last. That being said, there is a better, more versatile and just as safe alternative to consider. I'll try to remember to add it Now I'm going to talk It will be easier to scan these reviews if they are ranked by how easy it is to scan them [I know I read hundreds of them when trying to locate these The following measurements apply to all size You will need to order one size larger if you intend to use the sole insert in any of the boots. There are two sizes available it runs a size+ large] 1.

Boots for dives in the seac 6mm class Is almost like a shoe in how it fits and looks. A rubber sole complete with a raised ridge. There is a bit of a snug fit on the size Approximately 10 foot tall [that includes socks. Taking off the sock made it easy to get in. Wet feet, however, may be difficult, but slide your fingers down your foot or use a plastic grocery bag over the If you need water proofing, you can wear the side zipped. If you don't, you can walk/hike without it. Yes, hiking is a great experience! This is great for fossil hunting in shorts, under BuzzOff pants, or with wading overalls so you can stay dry in summer or winter [6mm], or while walking on the beach with shells, or when This boot is made to be worn in water that is at least 12" deep. ALL the other boots are not for this depth of water. There may be six inches between the Croc's toes. In lieu of needing boots for hunting/hiking, I recommend a Crack Shot Snake Guardz that you can wrap over these and your jeans [or even bare legs] they're more comfortable and versatile. You will need the following guide gear Almost the same fit as Seac but slightly looser. A true 10 fit with the over calf boot [calf area looks large enough to fit the guy with the implants on the insurance commercial] Very comfortable with over calf boot. There is plenty of room in the Pressing on top of the foot is all that is needed. Those of you who love the traditional "mud boot" look will find these boots to be extremely comfortable. There is plenty of room to stuff your pant legs into the contoured calf. I would then add Snake Guardz on top of 2. *3. *4. The Crocs AllCast [the next shoe is the 4th etc. ] Size 10 fits like a size 11 or maybe a The size of this piece is So I guess a 9 would be about right for a 0. I could easily wear either of them around the house because they are both comfortable. Though, the 10's tend to flop a lot and slide on their heels even in a The number 0s. I like the comfort of these, but why do they cover half of your calf? It would be better to go on a walk with the dog or on your way to work instead of going in streams. 2.

3. A Hisean It is confusing. This sole is nice and comfortable, but it's more like an 11 than a 10 due to the difference in size. I find the foot area to be too bulky, and it doesn't seem to have enough curve. Unless you order at least three pairs to try on, it will be difficult to get a good fit. Especially if this boot fills up with water when it is in mud, I would think this would just suck it in. This includes *5. A new technology from Servis called "Comfort" A heavy weight. This shoe has a rubber sole that's That's fine if you just need to don them so you can get something out of the I don't want to walk a long distance. It has a VERY wide opening for the calf. There is probably enough room in there for your wife's purse. This is 6. These LaCrosse Diamondback Snakeproof boots provide the following protection The only time I would wear these would be if I was going to an area infested with snakes and I didn't have time to order on Amazon. I can't stand how heavy, stiff and uncomfortable it is. The only option I found to wear on its own with waders for waterproof fishing, hunting, hiking, or fossil/relic hunting [not brand] that covers ALL the bases [Functionality, comfort, ankle support, In the next step, I will take a picture of each boot so that they can be visually compared. This might be of some help. I wish you the best of luck and would be delighted to review any other materials you may need. Because of my three strokes, I am rarely able to go out. Take the day as it comes. In my review, this is one of the first days I have ever done. If you find this helpful, please vote it up.

Kaydence Jefferson

| Feb 22, 2021

Despite all the bad, there is a positive side to it. The rest of the situation is good, except for the leak. I like how comfortable they are, and how well they fit. This is a well-built product. There is a similar cushiony feeling as when wearing a shoe, and the soles are thick like that of As a result, Booties meant for wetsuits should be waterproof, don't you think? These are not the same as 5 minutes in a 5 gallon bucket of water (4" deep) was used to soak them. A small amount of water was inside one of them. On the other hand, there was an eighth of an inch Alle seams leak (says the zipper and seams were blind stitched to minimize leaks It is useless). While the zipper leak shield is made of neoprene, the shield didn't work, as the water leaks through the stitches. I am recommending these footwear products if you want a wetsuit bootie or a waterproof shoe You can leak through any boot, even a fully rubberized one without laces - the tongue is one of the areas they leak through. The waterproof part may be written on the shopping bag, but if the water seeps You will not be able to get a waterproof wetsuit or wetsuit bootie if the seams are not sealed (glued, stitched, or heat welded, it does not matter, otherwise they will leak). Anyway, I digress. I'm sending it back to you Researching this more thoroughly would have been a better idea. Finally, I would like to say You should get a rubberized waterproof boot with no laces and a waterproof wetsuit boot with seamed seams if you require a waterproof boot.

Ayaan AKHTAR

| Apr 28, 2021

These are 2nd pair of boots that I bought for my wife as a gift. I have had mine since January, I work in the dive industry, and I usually dive 12 to 20 times per week, so I have used these boots for a long time. **These boots are amazing. They are very solid, very comfortable, look like they were made for a professional. It is a great company, and I will buy them again without hesitation!.

Brock Fleming

| Apr 27, 2021

The colder the water, the better these work. In New England, I use them while gold panning, and my feet stay As well as a perfect fit! As well as protecting the feet against sharp rocks, the hard bottoms provide traction. It was a good decision to go It was the best decision I could have made!.

Gianna Houston

| Mar 12, 2021

My set came in today and I am extremely I liked the way it fit and was very comfortable to wear. A size 11 shoe usually fits me well, so I purchased the large pair of shoes. As a size 11, I recommend dropping a few more dollars to get the xl size to give your toes a bit more.

Donald Harrison

| Dec 12, 2020

These 5mm Cressi Islas have been in my collection for a few years and I've been pleased The shoes dried my feet relatively quickly and kept them warm in the cold California water. my last dive, my feet were completely numb due to an average temperature of 49 degrees. I had to get out of the water on nubs because my feet felt like they had been numbed. After the blood started rushing back to my feet, I had a burning/itching Is it possible that the Cressi family is older? As a result, these are the replacements I chose. Seac fins in size large would not fit into the large order. The mediums still did not fit my fins, and they were tight on my feet (I wear a The shoe size is 5). It was a very hot day, but I didn't feel cold in my feet. The medium will be returning, the large kept, and new fins will be purchased. My advice would be to buy these boots because they are great, solid boots. Please make sure they are comfortable for your feet and.

Kyng SLATER

| Mar 07, 2021