Can you where the fins barefoot?
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Yes, but definitely better with higher socks. Even with ankle socks it may irritate the back of your foot.
1496225
You do need to wear boots, but you can find inexpensive ones on Amazon. I bought these(NeoSport Wetsuits Premium Neoprene 3mm Low Top Pull On Boot) to go along with the Cressi and it worked great.
1578526
I do not know. I would give it a try. Are you addressing the footwear aspect too?
1466690
I think you can use them for either. I use stocking waders with shoes over them n these fins work awesome. I'm sure you could tighten them down to work with just stockings if you wanted.
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I wouldnt try it with bare feet. I use it with my socks and training shoes on, I hope that answer your question. I read from one of the reviews somewhere on the net to use shoes. I love my Ironman it works really good.
1843977
Not in the foot. You could use a bit of foam or rubber and glue it on though
1787476
The enclosed instructions specify that shoes should be worn while on the board. The bumps on its surface help to keep shoes from slipping. I have never slipped off. I would never try the board barefoot.
11243
You can flip each fin and use it in either foot. Some marks on the outside are not symmetrical, but the fit/feel is the same.
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Fins are practical with the Skagit. It will be a little awkward because you're seated a little higher but I usually have my feet in the water when I'm not moving around.
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Anything that's comfortable for you. I am sometimes barefoot, wearing shoes, socks, or sandals.
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No. More like a foam pad. Have to have them just right to work. Custom orthotics is a better answer.
1998649
if the toe area of shoe was deep enough you could. I just wear at home with no shoes.
949926
I doubt you'd feel it if you had shoes on. You would definitely feel it barefoot and probably through socks though.You may want to be a little careful with the shoes though. The wires in this mat are *very* fine and shoes could probably break them or dislodge them from the mat surface.
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Not unless you have really small feet. Maybe a kid's tennis shoe, but only one of them.
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yes. keep them bare on the bottom for best results. drape a small blanket or towel loosely over the top part of your feet. It's ok to wiggle your toes - ha!
1889477
Try a different room. Flat floor like tile or linoleum, not a rug or carpet. You need to do it barefoot, with no shoes or stockings on either foot.Different readings? How much difference?
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If they are set properly to your feet, it is very comfortable. When I first got it I didn't have it set tight enough and it hurt the upper part of my foot. Properly set you can use this barefooted.
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Absolutely! They were for my husband following an extended illness. He has used them both with and without shoes and prefers them barefoot. The little nobs on them help stimulate circulation in the feet. Hope this helps.