Tilos TruFit Dive Boots, First Truly Ergonomic Scuba Booties, Available in 3mm Short, 3mm Titanium, 5mm Titanium, 5mm Thermowall, 7mm Titanium

I am very happy to have found these. Many dive boots seem to be built for hobbits, and if you don't have extra-wide feet they end up sloshing with water instead of allowing just a thin layer as wet suits are supposed to do. These fit my feet perfectly, with less pressure on the toe tips and no "bag of water" effect around the foot.The Tilos TruFit 3mm boots are now my go-to boot for tropical water with easy conditions. For water below 15 C or rocky entries I'll keep my thicker stiff-soled boots, or maybe try the "toe cap and heel" model.Just one issue: they really shouldn't claim arch support. There is thicker rubber under the arch, but not enough stiffness to give any real support.

Perfect for warm water. I have wide feet and high arches and it's difficult to find dive booties that fit well. I wear a 10 in Skechers and a 10.5 wide in Brooks. These boots fit very nicely and had a bit of arch support. I wore a neoprene ankle brace on one foot and they were still easy to wear. They worked great with my fins. Very happy!

Really like the fit and comfort of these boots. Only issue has been a bit of a snag in the rear of the boot when taking long fins off. Hopefully they address this, but I would likely still buy another set or two in the meantime before moving to another.

VERY comfortable with excellent especially on the sides to the heel. If you like toe shoes for running these are the fin boots for you. Fit so well getting the tall version for cold water. Tight but very comfortable fit just like a sock with a sole. Highly recommend.

Boots perfect for paddling in the PNW.