You don’t have to be an expert diver to know that walking on sharp rocks and coral reefs with your bare feet is not a fun time (and neither is losing your feet to hypothermia). That is where dive boots come in. However, not all diving shoes are created equally.
Some diving boots have soft soles, which are great for comfort, while others have hard bottoms, which are great for walking on sharp and hot surfaces (like sand). There are high-cut dive boots for increased ankle support when carrying heavy gear (like a scuba BCD) or low-cut dive boots for those divers who enjoy a more natural feel.
With all these different choices, choosing the right diving shoe can be tough. Luckily, these honest diving boots reviews show you everything you need to know before making a purchase.
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