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Fin Socks

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PEAT

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Who can recomend some fin socks? i need them under 3mm and they have to be able to be fairly resistant to abrasive surfaces on the outside and comfortable on the inside. Mainly because on the tops of my toes i get really bad blisters and i dont think straight neoprene will be able to last very long. Any ideas would be good thanks.
 
I found a set from H20dessy that is about 2 mill, nylon two side. They only come up to just below the ankle, so are good only for chaff guard, not much for warmth. My Sporasub pockets are pretty snug barefoot but I can still wear these comfortably. Alternative, which I wear more often, is a nylon sock, very cheap and takes up no space. Might not be enough chaff guard for you.

Connor
 
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