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Akona 2mm Classic Tall Socks - DIPNDIVE
Akona Akona 2mm Classic Tall Socks
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Akona 2mm Tall Sock Scuba Diving Snorkeling Boot - DIPNDIVE
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Akona 2mm Low Cut Sock Scuba Diving Snorkeling Boot - DIPNDIVE
Head 2mm Low Cut Socks - DIPNDIVE
Head Head 2mm Low Cut Socks
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Thin Neoprene Socks FAQs

How thick are neoprene socks?

Neoprene socks typically come in thicknesses ranging from 1mm to 5mm. Thinner socks (1-2mm) are more flexible and work well in warmer water or for added comfort in snug-fitting fins. Thicker socks (3-5mm) provide more insulation, making them ideal for colder water.

Do neoprene socks go over or under a wetsuit?

Neoprene socks are usually worn under the wetsuit. This creates a seal that helps prevent water from entering and minimizes cold water flushing, keeping you warmer.

Is it better to wear thin or thick neoprene socks?

It depends on the water temperature and fit of your fins:

Thin socks (1-2mm) are best for warmer water or if your fins fit tightly, as they add comfort without bulk.

Thick socks (3-5mm) are better for colder water, providing extra insulation to keep your feet warmer.

Do you wash neoprene socks?

Yes, you should wash neoprene socks after each use. Rinse them in fresh water to remove salt, sand, and chlorine, which can degrade neoprene. Occasionally, hand-wash them with a mild wetsuit shampoo to keep them fresh and free of odors.