SEAC Rock HD 5mm Scuba Diving Boots

it is written 43-44 for size chart. Definetely it is much bigger than it is told. I am 43 but this is almost 45

Great rock boots. I needed size women’s 5.5 and bought size small. It’s fits the drysuit with neosock, and not only is it cheaper than many other brands, but it’s less bulky so I could keep using the same fins as I did with my wet boots.

These boots are made of 3mm neoprene, with rubber on the toe and heel areas. The sole is thin and they fit nicely into my jet-fins. They basically feel like a normal pair of 3mm dive boots, but with laces, which I like.The only problem I have with these boots is the sizing. The sole of the boot is quite narrow, but the toe area is widens out. I wear a 10.5 shoe normally and the XL was about right for being in the water... in normal socks. Trying to get these over a drysuit foot and any sort of insulation would be a struggle, put mildly. I went ahead and bought them again in 2X and am hoping those will be better.It's probably also worth mentioning that I doubt these will last nearly as long as a canvas boot, but I guess time will tell. I will review the larger pair once they come and I get a chance to dive in them.

I bought these boots to use as overshoes for my drysuits. I wanted an overboot that would be small enough to work with my regular fins, yet still be able to hold the material of the drysuit sock.These boots fit the bill and did exactly what I needed them to do.Bonus point, I can change the shoelaces to a color that matches my suit! ( a benefit that my significant other really apreciates... pink laces)

My intended use of this boot is cold water, dry suit diving and my usual shoe size is 10 (43-43.5), so I ordered the XL boot size.I found the boot sole design tapers too narrow at toes and heel which does not allow enough room for adequate dry sock layers (suit sock, insulation sock, underlayer sock) typical for diving <50F. The sole is exceptionally narrow from the arch to the heel, surprisingly even more than any wet suit boot I've owned. Given the narrow rear width, the boot sole sides do not interface with normal "plus" shaped fin pockets, which would allow too much side to side slop of the boot when inserted into my fins.These "rock boots" are very light weight and have a thin, unsupportive sole. I cringe to think of just how painful it would be to walk over loose rocks when fully kitted in a dry suit and carrying steel cylinders + dive weights. IMO, due to all the kit needed for dry suit diving, these boots are not suitable for this particular purpose.

Good first pair of shoes to find what you like or not. For me, I think that the heel strap is the problem. Too small and delicate when I have my dry suit on.

The boots are supposed to be Rock boots with a Rigid sole, but they are like a regular soft sole diving boot .That was the only reason I bought these as I need them for shore diving.Not happy!!!

The size I ordered was a tad too small for me, however still fit well (slightly tight); product is great, rubber sole prevents wearing from fins, boots are easy to slip on and off, and laces simply tuck away inside the boots.