



Fins Socks
SKU USW030000K
- Free delivery over R1,000. Most orders leave within 24 hours.
- Genuine new stock with the full manufacturer's warranty.
- Talk to a diver about this: WhatsApp 082 557 3822
Description
Full-foot fins are worn barefoot by design, and barefoot is exactly how they rub a blister into the top of the foot on a long swim. These socks are the fix, and they solve the problem from both ends: for a snug fit in a full-foot fin they take up the small amount of slack that causes movement, and for a sensitive foot they put a layer between skin and rubber. That covers both the person who lives in their fins and the person who uses them twice a year and pays for it, which is why they are worth having regardless of how often the fins come out. The result is being able to wear fins for hours without chafing. Two size bands are offered, S/M covering EU 35 to 43 and L/XL covering EU 44 to 47, in black. That answers a long snorkel, a training swim and a holiday. It suits anyone whose full-foot fins rub.
Features
- Socks for full-foot fins
- Take up slack for a snug fit
- Prevent chafing over long sessions
- Two size bands: S/M (EU 35/43) and L/XL (EU 44/47)
- Black
What's Included
- One pair of fin socks in the size selected
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Fins Socks
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Free delivery over R1,000
Orders of R1,000 and over ship free anywhere in South Africa. Under that, a flat R150. Most orders are dispatched within 24 hours; some items take longer. Collection from the shop in Glenvista is free.
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Manufacturer warranty
Genuine new stock with the full manufacturer's warranty. No grey imports. Servicing goes to each brand's appointed agent.
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Talk to a diver
A diver answers, not a call centre. Call 010 335 1000 or WhatsApp 082 557 3822, seven days a week.
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Pay how you like
Card through PayFast or Yoco, EFT, or spread the cost over months with Mobicred.
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