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Warmers 2mm Sandal Sock with Fleece Lining

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I used the socks for stand up paddleboarding in colder…

Rating: rated 4 of 5 stars
Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $19

Summary

I used the socks for stand up paddleboarding in colder weather. They felt like I was wearing socks and the traction on the board was good. They are not as warm as a water shoe but they provide a better feel for the board.

Pros

  • Comfort
  • Good feel for the board
  • Does not hold water
  • Light

Cons

  • If used alone, not warm enough for really cold conditions.
  • No arch or structural support for the foot—but it's a sock—no surprise

I bought a large from REI for my size 10.5 women's feet. This is my first winter with SUP and want my feet to stay warm and add a little cushion.  

The socks worked well. My feet stayed warm but it may have been an issue if it were really cold. It was about 50 degrees when I started out. It gives a much better feel for the board than Kicker Remix water shoes I tried first and does not hold water. My toes did get the numbness that they usually get when barefoot but did not get with the shoes.  I do have some arch and foot issues, so no big surprise.  

I certainly will keep using them but will keep looking for something with a little support for longer paddles but not as heavy as the shoes.

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Description

The 2mm Sandal Sock with Fleece Lining is a waterproof sock made by Warmers. It has an average rating of 4 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review

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