NRS Boundary Socks

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No more soggy feet when getting in and out of your boat. The NRS Boundary Sock is waterproof and warm, perfect for wearing with sandals or in a boot as added protection against wet and cold.
  • 3 mm neoprene with titanium laminate adhesive provides protection from cold water.
  • Glued, blind-stitched and fully taped seams keep the water from seeping through the material, keeping you dry and warm.
  • The neoprene HydroCuff™ creates a comfortable seal around your calf keeping the sock up and helping to seal out water.
  • The three-panel construction is comfortable when wearing in a sandal or other shoe.
  • 18" tall is perfect for shallow water put ins and take outs.

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WARNING: This product can expose you to Bisphenol S (BPS), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. More about California Proposition 65 »

Specs

Weight: 11 oz
Gender Sizing: Unisex
Sock Material: 3 mm neoprene
Sock Seams: Glued & blind-stitched
Taped Seams: Yes
Category:
  • Neoprene Socks
Features:
  • HydroCuff™
  • 18" tall size XXL

Sizing

SizeMen's Shoe SizeWomen's Shoe Size
XS3-44-5
S4-55-6
M6-77-8
L8-99-10
XL10-1111-12
XXL12-1313-14

Reviews

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Why did you choose this?

Because my feet are getting cold in the water. Now that winter is coming down here. Can't wait to try them my mate has given them great reviews. Pricy but if it keeps me warm i'm happy.

Lots of my kayak buddies use them and love them

Zion

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