Cressi Adult Unisex Crew Water Boots for Scuba Diving, Surfing, Canyoning, 7 mm Neoprene Thickness - Isla: Designed in Italy

These were the most comfortable Booties for shelling on Marco Island, Keywadin, Kice Island and Dickmans Island in southwest florida. They kept my feet warm in December and were durable for walking miles in comfort across shell beds and in the water. I highly recommend them! Fit true to size. I wear a ladies 7 and these fit perfectly! Easy on and off and the zipper was easy to zip as well. clean up very easily also.

I had read some low star reviews for these so I wanted to write my own because I almost got put off by some of the reviews, and I would have really missed out on some super nice dive boots. Ok so here's the scoop.... I scuba dive for work and fun A LOT in San Diego. Cold water.. its winter right now. Got the 7mm. They did not disappoint.. My feet were probably the warmest body part lolIn the past I had been buying cheap 10/15 dollar pairs on Craigslist and not really giving boots much thought. But I saw the price on these and for not being that far off of the second hand stuff I was used to buying before, this was majorly worth a little extra money.So, the low star reviews I had read on this boot were that there were holes in the boot making water get in?? First thing i looked for on my pair.... Not there.. Maybe there are holes on the thinner 5mm model? But ya... no holes on the 7mm..Second bad reviews I read were because the zipper around the ankle wasn't large enough to fit someone's ankles... I consider myself to have large feet and calves so I was worried about this... And yet.. they zipped up fine. The way they are made the zipper does not go to the very top on the boot; it sits in slightly underneath a little. Considering you should be putting your wetsuit leggings OVER the boot I really don't see how this could be a turn off for divers... Or maybe some of y'all have some fat ankles?however it goes.... These are awesome Scuba Boots and for the price I am more than satisfied and I am sure I will be buying these again and suggesting them to my students. The soles are sturdy, the fitting was correct, I did the back lip to support the fin, and its got some nice rubber texture protection over the toes. Also I noticed the zipper lining has a piece of material at the bottom so you do not disconnect zipper. Super fancy ;) Anyways. Get these they are cool, you'll be nice and warm!

Although have not used them yet they feel comfortable and appear to be good quality, I wished they had a Velcro strap to keep zipper from opening while snorkeling

As an approach/launching boot, these fill my needs perfectly. Heavy enough sole to protect the feet from sharps, heavy enough insulation to keep them warm when its wet n cold.The sizing guide says they run small so I ordered 11 for my 10.5 feet. Fit was good with it being slightly narrow across the toes. As stretchy as neoprene is, this is a non-issue, and the sole wraps around enough that wven flattened to a degree, provides protection on the sides. The ankle tunnel, at first appearance, seems dinky; again, neoprene stretches, and the fit at the lower calf is no tighter than a pair of tube socks.Can't wait to get the kayak out and go play with my new footwear.

I have used these for cold plunging from about 45 degree water and up, I think they’d be ok colder.

My fiance is a dive instructor and he’s been diving for 15 years.. he loves these booties. He won’t ever let me get any other kind. He swears by these. They have nice thickness and last him about 3 years, 3-5 dives a week. They just start looking frayed after that, but they still work fine. I have the same pair in the low cut ankle and they’re so comfy. I’ve had my pair for 5 years because I dive less.

I have open back Cressi fins and have had a very difficult time finding the right boot to both fit inside the fin cavity, not get in the way of releasing the fin when on the exit ladder and especially one that fits snuggly yet comfortable. I wear a true size 12 (and maybe even a little on the 12+ side) and ordered the corresponding size in the boot. Perfect fit.The zipper is of high quality and the sole appears rugged enough to take the grinding of entering the water at the beach with the boots on and walking out to the boot mooring. I chose the 7mm and view the boot is still very lightweight. The boot is made (at 7mm at least) of excellent material and the stitching appears top notch. I dive only about 15 times a year, and in the Caribbean, where the water temps are up there. Yet a 7mm boot is needed for double dives (at least to keep my feet warm). The boots go on so easily, as the zipper opens well enough for a large foot like mine to easily slide into the boot. Yet there isn't any difficulty/suction when I unzip the boot to get it off. The boot just feels very comfortable, and has a built in lip on the back, above the heel, that fits perfectly into my Cressi fin heel strap and holds the fin in place very well. I completely recommend this boot, for the excellent quality craftsmanship, sturdy zipper, ease to put it on and off, how it fits with the Cressi fin, and I couldn't complain about the price at all. Buy this boot, 5mm or 7mm. It's a great product.

I just received my new Cressi's and wanted to mention the fit, as this was the biggest factor for me when ordering. I measure 11.5 C on my right foot and 11 C on my left. I went with a size 11. I have always preferred my shoes to fit snug and I definitely didn't want these to be loose. I was not disappointed! Out of the box they had a nice snug almost slipper like feel. They were very comfortable to walk around in. I would call my pair "fit as expected".I'll try to give an update after I actually use them, too!Just went on a dive and spent some time in 55 F water. Boots worked great! Feet were nice and warm. Felt snug on my feet. Very comfortable. I am giving these the 5th and final star!!

Vraiment comfortable. Je fais un 38 et j ai pris du 7 et c est impeccable.

Normally sz 10.5, ordered sz 12 to fit drysuit socks, and thick wool socks. Bit of extra room in the toes with this arrangement, but width was about right (fit narrow). Kept my feet warm while canoeing for about 2 hours in 0 deg C conditions, despite being in and out of the river. Nice and flexible for tucking your feet in the boot, but decent support/traction for scrambling on shore, even in the snowy conditions we had.

I used these for the first time on July 6th and 7th, 2024. The water I was diving in had a surface temperature of 19C and a bottom temp of 6.5C. My feet were kept warm the entire dive. These boots don't let much water flow through them. All of the water comes in from the top through my wetsuit. So there isn't much exchanging of water throughout the dive. This really helped keep my feet comfortable throughout the dive. I was only at depth for about 20 minutes, but didn't even notice the cold down there.Once I was back on land, again the water didn't flow out, so I needed to remove the boots and let them drain completely. They took quite a while to dry out before putting them away.These are quite nice boots considering the price. These are quite a bit cheaper than the ones being recommended by my local dive shop and I am happy with them. I even ordered a pair for my dive partner so she could try them. I highly recommend these.

The boots worked pretty well. A little too big in the feet, while the zippers barely did up on my legs. The soles are sturdy, which is what I wanted, since I knew I’d be carrying kayaks on rocky beaches. In that regard, they worked well.

About half the price of other name-brand. Quality seems good, the wife loves them.