O'Neill Psycho Tech 3/2mm Split Toe Booties, Black

I have 9.5 (us) 2E wide feel and a size 9 fit perfectly first try. They feel amazing and seem durable enough. I tried some imported knockoff's first, which ended up being water bags on my feet. You get what you pay for with these!

These are the best wetsuit boots I have ever owned - and I have surfed for a long time. They are very comfortable and allow you to feel your board, better than any boot I have tried. For their thickness/weight, they are quite warm. Overall quality is excellent. While they are not cheap, I think they are worth the price.

I have now tried booties from every brand and these are the best blend of structure without excessive stiffness. Unfortunately, the upper of the bootie is too roomy for my skinny ankles and they let in enough water to pool and slosh. Had to go with Xcels.

During the course of my past twenty-one years of Southern New Jersey Winter surfing, I have alternated between round toe O'Neill Psycho Tech and Heat surf booties. I am a slightly narrow men's Size 9, and I have used a men's Size 8 which provides a good fit and traction. I recently attempted to purchase new Heat booties, but suddenly the Size 8 was too tight and the Size 9 was too big. So, I made a successful switch to a Size 8 in the 5mm and 7mm round toe Psycho Tech booties. O'Neill does not offer a round toe in the 3/2 Psycho Tech, so I took a chance with the split toe model. No complaints. I still prefer round toe booties for warmth and fit, and I will be on the lookout for a pair of 3/2 Psycho Tech round toe booties if they ever materialize. But, for now, I already have purchased back-up pairs of all three thicknesses just in case O'Neill decides again to alter the cut of the booties. So, go for it.

Excellent

I've used only this bootie for years, but they took out the ankle strap, so it gets water in more PLUS, the sizes changed too. The size I've always gotten is slightly bigger now, so I get even more water in. I might have to find a new boot.

normally, I wouldn’t spend this much on surf accessories, but it definitely is a game changer if you have any foot injuries as it’s pretty cushioning, but not so much so that you can’t feel your board. I’m interested in the five mils as well just to see what it be like for colder water. usually go 2 sizes down from what I normally wear which I normally wear a size 12 shoe but I get a size 10 booties and that’s what I did with these and they fit perfectly. No need to send them back to get the right kind.

love these, feel good, warm, durable. My feet run a little wide, so keep that in mind.