02-25-2013, 08:01 PM
What I did was buy the low top neoprene diver booties. I bought two sizes bigger than I normally wear. Then I sliced the top all the way down to the rubber toe part, punched holes with a reamer on my swiss army knife, and threaded a shoelace through the holes just like a normal shoe.
You can also use normal wading boots if you want something more durable, and something that will work for normal wading if you decide not to float. Just make sure you get the right fins for the type of boot you are wearing..The downside to normal boots are they are heavier, and more cumbersome for kicking around with fins.
Just make sure you get the right size boot or booties. For the neoprene booties 2-3 times your normal shoe size will work. And cutting the top open and threading laces will give you more room..
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You can also use normal wading boots if you want something more durable, and something that will work for normal wading if you decide not to float. Just make sure you get the right fins for the type of boot you are wearing..The downside to normal boots are they are heavier, and more cumbersome for kicking around with fins.
Just make sure you get the right size boot or booties. For the neoprene booties 2-3 times your normal shoe size will work. And cutting the top open and threading laces will give you more room..
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