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Question: I am looking for boots to exercise in the pool with wet suit.  Will these boots work?
Document: I love my boots! They are amazing! Keep my feet and legs warm and dry. They are great for deep snow and also work great in water!
These are like Britsh 'Wellingtons' - waterproof boots, but I think they look a little cooler and work much better to keep water out. I use then for 'wave running' on the lake and they are perfect. They keep out airborn water as well - something other boots don't.They are inexpensive, fit well, and do the job.If you work out these will be tight around the calf but if you have ever worn 'Wellington's ' you will know that tight around the calf is a good thing.
- They run small, as pointed out by other reviewers. I'm a male and would say they run at least one size small.- Once I got a pair that fit, they leaked on my first outing.Now that I have a pair that fit and are indeed waterproof, I am happy with them. I got these to wade out in the near freezing water with my kayak. With only these boots, my feet were not one bit cold. For the purpose I use them for they work well.
I actually bought these as a present to my wife who is very &#34;particular&#34; about footwear. We wade local riverbeds and streams looking for artifacts. Although we are in North Carolina the temps can dip down and she needed something warm and knee high as an alternative to heavy waders. These were just the ticket. She's ventured out in these boots a number of times now and each time complements me on them.
I didn't want to sit on the sidelines, and I was determined to fully participate with the rest of the class. (What is the point of tidepooling without going into the water?) Both my professor and a classmate recommended looking into neoprene diving shoes. This led me to Amazon.After reading review after review, I decided that these boots might be worth it if they would actually keep my feet warm and dry.
I had short kayak boots to my ankles but water gets in when I put kayak deeper in water, so I needed to buy knee high boots. This is perfect. No more wet feet. Also the material keep my feet warm. Because it's wetsuits, you may want to buy a half or inch larger than normal shoe size, so it's easy to take it out. I recommend the boots.
The boots were leaking at the seams through what felt like 3 or 4 pinholes in each boot. As soon as I got in my boat my feet warmed up inside the neoprene, but did stay on the cool side during my short kayak excursion. When I took them off my socks were wet and feet were moderately cold. I appears the needle holes at the seams are not completely sealed. I have had neoprene drysuits in the past that developed this problem but never right out of the box.
I wanted warm, dry boots to water when we go kayaking in cold water. Trust me, it's no fun to paddle around in chilly weather with cold, wet feet. With these, I can wade out into almost a foot of chilly water to get into my kayak and not worry. With the gasket-like rubber around the top of the boot, you can stuff your pants inside the boot and be assured neither your pants or legs will feel even a trickle of water. Love them!
This is truly an excellent product for kayakers. The Explorer boots are easy to put on and taker off even with heavy socks. I would recommend upping to the next size. I wear an 11 1/2 shoe size so I purchased a size 12 - they are perfect. The high sides allow me to launch and land my kayak without getting my feet wet - a big deal in the winter. The explorers also offer good footing reducing the possibility of slipping.
Haven't used them yet but they seem to fit very nicely and I am looking forward to testing them out.
Answer: yes