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A favorite of playboaters, the NRS Freestyle Wetshoe (used to be called the Desperado Sock) gives you warmth and protection in a compact, flexible package. Say goodbye to cold, bruised, battered feet and ankles, the 3-mm Terreprene neoprene with a stretchy spandex exterior ensures your feet will be warm and comfortable. There's extra padding in the toe and heel for superior in-the-boat protection and a Toughtex wear patch adds durability. The fleece-like VaporLoft lining repels water and dries almost instantly superior warmth and comfort
Soft, fleece-like VaporLoft lining repels water and dries instantly for superior warmth and comfort
A handy webbing grab tab on the ankle helps you pull the sock on, but stays out of the way in your boat
1.5-mm textured rubber sole won't add bulk, and still protects your feet both in and out of the boat
Neoprene HydroCuff grips your ankle, helping keep water out and warmth in
Protective rubber on the toe and heel provides extra comfort in the boat along with outstanding durability.
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Reviews
By: LukeDate: Oct 06, 2017
My wife and I both have these. They are warm and super
comfortable. Fuzzy lining seems to keep the sweaty feeling off your
feet. When these wear out I'll buy them again
This was my first pair of neoprene wetshoe. I wear a size 10.5 and
ordered an 11 and they fit well. However, I ordered a pair for may
wife (size 8) and ordered a size smaller as suggested, but they were
to small. All in all, the quality is great and they kept my feet warm
in 45 degree water. I subsequently ordered a 8 for my wife and
they fit perfect.
Nice comfy booty. It's made from really nice soft high quality
material and is not flimsy at all. This is great for spring and winter
as that are pretty warm and after dunking them in for a knee high
water launch they were dry in about 5 mins and very warm.
I do not feel that that run small. I am a size 11 sneaker and the
size 11 fits really nice.
Feels really comfortable, and feet stay warm in cold water, the bottom
sole needs to be thicker. But I really like the feel of these shoes. Was
worried about whether I would like the high top shoe, but it is
surprisingly comfortable. Get one size bigger than you normally wear.
Great procuct. They are actually WATERPROOF, not what I was
expecting, bur I love them. One caution, they run very small - I had
to exchange for next larger size.
Q:
Question regarding the NRS Freestyle wet shoe: During a kayak launch if I step in water deeper than the shoe is high will my feet get wet? I'm looking for shoes (not rubber boots) that will keep my feet dry during a launch and be comfortable and safe while I paddle.
A:
With wet shoes, there is always the potential for water to get in through the top of the shoe - water always finds a way. However, the NRS Freestyle wet shoe eliminates a majority of water that would come in contact with your foot and it provides a warm layer between your feet and the outside environment.
Q:
I'm confused about the unisex sizing of the NMRSwetshoe. I wear a women's 8 1/2 shoe and usually a 9 boot because of my high arch. What size should I order?
A:
These sizes are about 1 number lower than equivalent woman's sizes. If you wear a 8 1/2, you would want the next whole number down. In this case an 8
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