Neoprene sock

For offshore navigation as for dinghy sailing, the equipment can very quickly make the difference. Proper footwear is of paramount importance, especially if you plan to sail in cold water. Neoprene socks are there to keep your feet dry, no matter the weather conditions in which you sail. Here we detail for you some elements to know before choosing your neoprene socks.

HOW TO CHOOSE YOUR NEOPRENE SOCK

Neoprene has astonishing properties, which gave it immediate success in water sports upon its discovery. neoprene is not waterproof, it allows water to pass through. What makes neoprene so successful is its ability to heat the water between your skin and it. Once this water is warmed, your body maintains its temperature more easily. Its properties explain in particular why it is so important that the neoprene sticks to your skin, and that it is not too loose. If bubbles form, its thermal capacity is lost very quickly.

For the neoprene sock as for other neoprene equipment, the first criterion to look at is the thickness. The thicker the neoprene layer, the warmer it will keep your feet. Another criterion to take into account when choosing your neoprene sock is the shape of the sock. Indeed, some models are preformed, and benefit from a slightly reinforced sole. These features greatly increase comfort when sailing.

FIND A SELECTION OF NEOPRENE SOCKS

To choose your neoprene sock, you must therefore take into account elements such as the thickness of the neoprene or the preformation of the sock. These two criteria affect the thermal insulation and the general comfort of the sock. You will find our selection of neoprene socks on Nautisports. The waterproof sock can be an alternative to the neoprene sock.

In addition, also consider the neoprene slippers and the neoprene booties for complete protection and optimal comfort during your sea trips.