Womens Wetsuit Boots
Wetsuit Boots go on your feet, that is for sure, but there are three different applications that require boots and these are surfing, scuba diving (open-heel flippers) and rock... Read More
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Womens Wetsuit Boots
Wetsuit Boots go on your feet, that is for sure, but there are three different applications that require boots and these are surfing, scuba diving (open-heel flippers) and rock fishing etc. Wetsuit Boots are defined by their neoprene material with a rubberised sole and zip/velcro fasteners. With this in mind one can begin to understand how a boot becomes specialised for a given activity but we've gone into brief detail below.
Most boots are sized in US Mens, to convert womens simply add +1.5
What's the difference between a Wetsuit Boots?
Wetsuit boots have rubberised soles for walking on and using inside open-heel scuba diving flippers. Surf Boots are flexibile and have very thin soles to give the wearer a good amount of board-feel whereas scuba boots are typically thick and hardy.
Surf Booties have a rubberised sole designed to be warm and flexible but with a very snug fit so you don't lose board feel.
Diving boots are designed to go inside open-heel fins to accommodate for both comfort but protection when you're getting back on the boat. These boots have a sole, much like rock hoppers, as you want to be able to walk around on the boat or rocky shoreline before/after your scuba dive.
Rock Hoppers/Fishing boots, or watershoes, are designed to protect your feet from sharp rocks and retain heat but as a result they are not very flexible. Low flexibility can aid in rock hopping by giving you more support.