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AQUADISCOVERY Duratex® Overfin Socks

AQUADISCOVERY Overfin Socks are an original development by AQUADISCOVERY, created for divers who refuse to compromise between maximum finning efficiency and reliable thermal protection.

The most powerful and efficient fin stroke is achieved when the foot fits directly inside the fin foot pocket, without a thick neoprene sock. However, in cold water this quickly leads to heat loss. To solve this problem, AQUADISCOVERY developed a system consisting of a thin undersock, which ensures a precise fit inside the foot pocket, and overfin socks, worn over the fins. This combination preserves maximum finning efficiency while significantly reducing heat loss.

The overfin socks are suitable for both bifins and monofins, making them an excellent choice for freediving, spearfishing, and cold-water training.

Key Features

Maximum finning efficiency – The foot remains directly inside the fin foot pocket for optimal power transfer and stronger fin strokes.

Excellent thermal protection – Worn over the fins, the socks help reduce heat loss caused by cold water.

Compatible with bifins and monofins – Universal design suitable for most modern fin models.

Anatomical fit – Separate right and left socks perfectly follow the shape of each foot, reducing water circulation and improving thermal insulation.

Multiple thickness options – Available in 3, 5, 7, and 9 mm neoprene to suit different water temperatures.

Perfect adjustment – A wide Velcro® strap provides secure fastening and precise adjustment to various fin models.

Enhanced durability – Sole and heel are reinforced with Duratex®, offering outstanding resistance to abrasion and mechanical wear.

Custom-made option – Available in custom sizes and tailored to specific equipment requirements.

AQUADISCOVERY Overfin Socks are a professional solution for divers who want to stay warm in cold water without sacrificing the power and efficiency of every fin stroke. It is one of those pieces of equipment whose advantages become obvious after the very first dive.