NeoSport Wetsuits Premium Neoprene 2mm Neoprene Water Sock,All Black,Medium


NeoSport Wetsuits Premium Neoprene 2mm Neoprene Water Sock,All Black,Medium by NeoSport

List Price: $11.99
Price: $11.99

Just the solution for using full-foot fins in cooler conditions, these socks slip on easily and provide a significant amount of thermal protection to sensitive feet while also helping to prevent chaffing. They can even be worn along with regular booties for additional warmth during cold water dives. A durable traction sole keeps divers sure-footed while walking the deck. Read more...

Tilos Neoprene Fin Socks, MD


Tilos Neoprene Fin Socks, MD by Tilos

List Price: $19.99
          Features:
  • Honeycomb silkscreen bottom provides traction
  • 3 millimeter neoprene keeps feet warm
  • Makes a great liner for hunting or hiking boots!
  • Blindstitched seams lay flat on skin, Seams glued to minimize water entry

Keep your feet toasty warm with Tilos's 3 millimeter fin socks. The thin neoprene does not take up excess room in luggage and are well worth bringing in your gear bag. In addition to providing warmth, wearing fin socks Read more...

Glacier Glove Neoprene Sock, Black, Large


Glacier Glove Neoprene Sock, Black, Large by Glacier Glove

Price: $17.89

This is the top of the line neoprene sock. Great for all kinds of activities it keeps the user warm in any conditions, wet or dry. Read more...

Body Glove Flipper Slipper Neoprene Sock (X-Large, Black)


Body Glove Flipper Slipper Neoprene Sock (X-Large, Black) by Body Glove

List Price: $14.99
Price: $8.61
You Save: $6.38 (43%)
          Features:
  • PADI Master Scuba Diving Instructor Owned and Operated.
  • This Product Comes Complete With A Full Manufacturer Warranty.
  • Wetsuit Orders: Make sure you check size charts.

Body Glove neoprene sock keeps your feet warm in all watersports activities. Read more...

Time to think about colder water and paddling apparel
Bangor Daily News - Oct 07, 2011

Neoprene booties work well but most won't keep your feet dry. For that you may wish to wear waterproof socks. Many dry suits have built-in booties to keep your feet dry, but remember to put on wool or synthetic socks. Another choice is a mukluk-style


Rapha launches its Autumn/Winter range
road.cc - Oct 16, 8687

Key features are: waterproof fabric with fully-taped waterproof seams, highly breathable membrane, zip-away hi-vis storm tail, neoprene cuffs for warmth. Price £190. New City Rain Jacket has sporty features which zip away but is otherwise as stylish as


Riding in rain... and cold and ice
Vancouver Courier - Oct 16, 7898

Booties are also a worthwhile purchase: these range from simple waterproof shells to keep your shoes dry to windproof neoprene that will keep your toes warm on the coldest day. I also can't advocate strongly enough for investing in a good pair of


Joseph Mimran's American Invasion
Elle - Oct 05, 2011
Joseph Mimran's American Invasion

The jewel of the fall collection is a bell-shaped neoprene coat—in orange, naturally—inspired by a vintage Balenciaga, which will retail for $99. Balenciaga, he explains, was able to achieve antigravity shapes through the use of expensive, double


Travel pouch for the mouse on the go

29.06.11

So what do you leave at home? The pair of shoes, socks or underwear? Or maybe, the second camera, extra cables or perhaps, the mouse pad?

Now, if this is the first thing a while, then the good people of Technologies Smartfish probably can not help you, but if your mouse pad, so they have a clever solution. They created the cover travel mug. Clever indeed. This is a 9-inch in diameter mousepad just zips up, so in a jiffy, you can grab your mouse and everything you can stuff in it and head.

Source: London Free Press (blog)

Super thick neoprene socks or other solution?

by pugsane

Bought X-Large twin jets to fit my drysuit boots (rock boots) and then stopped using my drysuit (it's dead Jim) and now I am diving wet and need to wear multiple neoprene socks in my rockboots and my feet are always freezing. Anyone know of either a ridiculously thick neoprene sock without a sole or want to trade a set of X-Large jets for a medium? If I buy a sensible wetsuit boot to actually fit my fetus like feet I'll only need a medium fin. I can feel the water sloshing back and forth with each kick now... If your feet are cold, I would look...

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