RANDY SUN Waterproof Breathable Knee High Kayaking Hunting Fishing Socks

Size large is perfect for US size 9. I use these for wading while fishing. These work great to keep my feet warm in the fall temperatures in NY. If you were not in submerged water, your feet will always be dry. When wading for hours they do eventually let moisture through, but work great in my opinion.

Love these socks!!!! My husband wears them daily as a comfortable compression sock. They're easy to get on and off. They don't have seams. Perfect for feet of those with diabetes. No worries about wet feet on rainy days!! Note: These are not for use to keep feet dry in the shower or if your leg will be fully submerged in water.

Best water-proof socks I’ve worn yet. I use them for work in a job that guarantees I get soaked within the first 5mins (even w/waterproof steeltoe boots) but these are the first socks that I’ve found that actually keep my calves and feet dry with plenty of padding, since I’m on my feet all day. I have 5 pair that I purchased I don’t know how many months ago- but they’ve held up beautifully, where all my others have failed in a matter of a couple of weeks -if not days.

Went on a hike in the Narrows of Zion Park. Water does come thru the sock. Its more like a wet suit. A thin layer of water gets in and you body keeps it warm. I think it would work for steps in puddles on hikes or walking in the snow where it gets inside your boot. Not really for being fully submerged for an extended period of time. It is however very comfortable.

I use these socks with wading shoes for fishing. I don't fish in water deeper than my knees anymore. My feet stayed dry and relatively warm in cold water.

I don’t know, maybe we have a different dialect of English where waterproof means that when you wear these socks, there is proof that the water is inside the sock. Like, when I took it off, water POURED out of it. As if my intent was to make sure water would be captured inside it. If thats what you’re looking for, this works great!!

My good snake-proof boots have a slight leak across the top of one foot. I can’t afford to replace the boots right now, but I use them a lot camping and hiking. I ordered these waterproof socks as a temporary compromise to get another year out of the boots. The socks are a bit clownish, not what I would call attractive. But who cares? They are going to be hidden inside equally garish camo snake boots. They have an odd almost neoprene feel to them on the inside and I thought they were going to be very hot. The outer surface fits snug like slight compression. I put them on and turned on the patio spigot. Stood under it, soaking the socks from the knee and stomping around in the pooling water for a few minutes. Then came and sat on the deck for a while. They felt pretty comfortable once I got them on. I could feel a sensation in my feet of “cooling” and I thought my feet were probably getting wet. But after waiting a few minutes, I pulled the socks off and stuck my hand in to the toe. Both socks were dry inside, wet outside. I think if I had stuffed paper into the toes, it would not have gotten wet or smeared. I checked with my hand several times and turned one sock inside out. There was a very slight feel of almost condensation or something but definitely not water on the insides. I haven’t tested them with the boots yet but am planning some hikes with creek crossings in the next month. If the socks don’t perform as promised, I will update my review. First impression and test is they passed and are as stated in the listing. I wear a size 8-8.5 wide toe box hiking shoe (women size), 6.5-7 snake boot (men size). I ordered the XS socks and they are a good fit.

These do keep your feet dry unless your pants allow water to drip down from the top of the sock. So if your pants get wet above the top of the sock there is a chance that water can seep down from the top edge of these socks. I like using them when I walk around in wet grass from dew in the morning or when I have to feed my chickens after it has rained. They do keep my feet dry.