Seacsub Standard HD Socks, 2.5mm

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If you are thinking between two sizes, take the smaller one. Easy to put on and take off. Keeps your toes warm, at least when swimming in the summer.

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They are really comfortable to wear and the size was just right for my foot. Thanks to the hot summer, the water has been really warm and I have been able to swim long distances without a wetsuit, but I have always put socks on. So I use these for open water swimming. It makes it easier to walk on the beach, which you don't feel, when they have protected your feet. At first, they are really hard to put on, but you will soon find a good technique and maybe after use they will give in a little. Not much water gets in, which is annoying, just as it should. I recommend it!

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A functional product

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Comfortable and keeps you warm

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A functional extra layer with thick slippers for the coldest waters when kitesurfing in early spring.

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Fits size (xs) 36 and fits well. Slightly thin sole for opening when walking.

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Otherwise very good but the strap used to pull the sock on came off immediately after the first use

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They feel good, I bought new flippers too and my goal is to swim around Olavinlinna next August, if the water isn't high. I tried it out last August, and now I know how it might be possible. I'm training in the swimming pool, and in the summer at Haukivesi. A woman has to have goals.

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The socks fill up with water when getting out of the water, because there is no tightening option. This pretty much defeats the entire purpose. The entire table corresponds well to the size of the foot.

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Good luck in open swimming! The handle is a little fake, but they still work. At first, it's difficult to get started, but once you find the technique, you'll be fine. I ordered size S for a size 40 foot, the tightness in these is good. The length of the toe in the socks is a little too short, but it doesn't matter