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I'll let you know when I dive them.
These boots were made for froggin'...
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I'll let you know when I dive them.
Bad weather down there also?
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The weather is awesome, but the caves are all flooded out.
The weather is awesome, but the caves are all flooded out.
Every time I can get in we get a storm up here. My new drysuit has been hanging for like a month wanting to get tested.
So I recently got a pair of OTBs, does anyone else find that the toe pocket seems small and pinches your toes when you move?
To those that use them, do your leave the rubber insole in, or pull it out?
To those that use them, do your leave the rubber insole in, or pull it out?
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I have gone barefoot with the mid-height, and ended up with chafing in the Achilles area. Wearing them with socks seems to defeat the purpose (soggy socks are no fun) so I've kept them as shoreline shoes but still pack neoprene booties for diving.
Very interested in others' answers though; I still like the idea of just one shoes diving and shore. Curious what @The Chairman says about his polypro socks and drying out.
We haven't had a follow up from pete
Bluegill01
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The toe pocket seemed tight on mine. I sent them back and ordered the next half size larger to hopefully compensate for that. I did not think of removing the indole.
Did the next half size up help, or have you not got them in yet?
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