Caving Socks

 Caving neoprene socks / wetsocks, perfect caving socks for the caving boots are indispensable in addition to a headlamp, harness, helmets and wetsuit for exploring a cave. 
Socks are of great importance to speleologists. Although they spend part of their time hanging from ropes underground or crawling through narrow passages, their feet are still the main means of transport. Very careful attention should be paid to comfortable socks and boots.
For general caving outings, plain wool hiking socks will suffice as they are inexpensive, warm and comfortable. Some cavers opt for the thicker neoprene variant which offers excellent protection in very cold and wet caving conditions. Made from the same material as wetsuits, neoprene socks are much better at keeping your feet warm. The downside is that they are usually more expensive than a good quality pair of hiking socks.
Don't forget to bring your socks when you go shopping for your caving boots - their thickness can affect the size of the boot you should choose.

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  • Seland Neoprene  High socks 4/3 mm
    Seland Neoprene High socks 4/3 mm

    SELAND NEOPRENE HIGH SOCKS 4/3 MM Super stretch high socks. Molded ankle for easy removal.

    ∙ 4mm Neoprene CR + NYLON (in feet)
    ∙ 3mm neoprene CR + EXPANDEX (ankle and leg).
    ∙ PU reinforcement on the sole.
    ∙ Samenstelling:…

    € 30,00 € 27,99
  • Warmbac Caving Double Lined Neoprene Socks
    Warmbac Caving Double Lined Neoprene Socks

    The Warmbac double lined neoprene long socks come up quite high on the calf to give greater levels of warmth and comfort. These are great for wearing on caving trips where you may be wading through lots of water.

    € 48,00 € 42,95
  • Warmbac Long Socks
    Warmbac Long Socks

    Caving Neoprene Knee length Socks
    These socks are a combination of 2.5mm legs 3mm foot & 4mm soles.
    For comfort, we use both 7 thread flat lock & 6 thread mauser stitching.

    € 49,95

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