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Oh I see, I was thinking of the waterproof socks. True.
don't really see much point in waterproof socks if the water's getting into my shoes anyway.
If it's a bit colder than it is now, it makes a massive difference to how warm your feet feel. Cold and wet feet is an easy way to get close to hypothermia.
True, you need to kind of wring them out, dry them a bit, turn them inside out, let them dry out, and then turn them... outside in? and let them dry out completely. At least that was what worked for me.
One other problem I encountered was that they weren't very durable, but that was likely due to walking on the hard in front of the boathouse in just my socks, so it shouldn't be that much of an issue with cycling.