Dont buy these they suck

[SoCalSupper]

needed some fresh booties-have and like the Vibram 5 toes and the Body Glove 3T

wanted to try something different-came across these

Pros-easy to see your toes going into their prospective homes-thats it.

Cons-not easily adjustable-weep holes on top of toes! no place for sand-gravel-small children to flush out of at bottom!-who designed this-i took one step out of the sand and onto my board and they were filled with sand/gravel-dumb design-both the other brands have bottom vents
not easy to flush out by kicking your feet around once you get out past the lineup-had to take them off-this was after i lost one just going through one decent sized wall of whitewater-the whitewater sucked one right off my foot!

Didnt feel all that grippy either but did not have alot of test time-i took one decent wave-slipped on the bottom turn and ate crap and came up cussin
rolled them up and stuffed them into my sleeves for rest of sesh.

no go....

[kayadogg]

SoCal, a friend of mine works for Innov8 and he sent me a bunch of the Evoskins last summer. I agree, they are the hardest thing in the world to put on but do get easier with time. I can't attest to their functionality in surf though, I only wore them for flat water paddling since we have a lot of rocky shore entrances here. While I do have a loose affiliation with them, I can't say I recommend them.  Seem to be more hassle than not. They are designed for running though, not water sports, which I guess they could be decent at, but I'm not going to run to find out. Thanks for the feedback, I'll pass it along to my buddy.

[spookini]

Functionality aside, IMO they are highly fashionable and probably stack the odds of getting the ladies just by pulling them on.   

[SUP Viking]

Nice writeup SoCal!

[stoneaxe]

But what do you really think?.....

[kayadogg]

spook, it's all about protection!

[SURFnTURF]

That review reminds me of the Mions of a few years back.   Super comfortable cork  insole  and a great walking shoe, but in addition to being a sand pit, once wet, the neoprene liner stayed wet... all day.   
    I really wanted to like them, my friend was a rep; but I just couldn't.   A division of Teva, they were shelved after 2 years.
    I still have them and wear them on occasion, just not to the beach or where I will have to have them on all day in or around the water, which is the intended purpose.
       

[paddlestandingup]

I tried 5 fingers a few times.  They were great until they got wet!  Silly me, I had no idea they would grown in length by about a inch when wet.