Skinners Socks 2.0 Comfort

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I bought these as wading shoes with the idea that maybe when you get out of the water, cold water wouldn't get stuck on the bottom, but these (too) do, and that takes one star off.

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Could have gone a size smaller, but really good barefoot slippers.

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Really nice slippers, the model is really wide but the size is otherwise correct. I use them for cold and open water swimming where they work well, even though they are not the warmest version.

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The best hiking shoes for every situation. I walk and run in the countryside.

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I use them almost every day, both in the city and on trails. They pack into a small space, so they're a good second pair of shoes for shorter trips. Water doesn't come right through the bottom, but I wouldn't step in a pond or on larger, sharp rocks or narrow roots. The socks might "spin" on my foot on steep uphill or downhill runs.

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Very interesting product Looking forward to testing them at the river

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I mainly use these as open-toe socks. They work well and I haven't had any slips in them.

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I'm just between sizes and my foot is unusually wide at the ball of the foot. The larger size would be suitable in terms of width, but in terms of length it's a little too long - a little too wide on the outside of the big toe. The smaller size is a little too flat at the ball of the foot and the sole rubber just barely reaches the ground on the sides of the foot, but the length is perfect. The Skinners are still great on the feet. I wear the larger ones at work in the office and the smaller ones in the fencing arena. I might also take them on a summer hike next summer as camp shoes. A wool sock can also fit inside the larger ones.

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Choosing a size is a bit challenging if you are between two sizes, but removing the insole helps. Good for the gym.