Aqua Socks 2.4 Neoprene Ice Swimming Sock
Aqua Socks 2.4 Neoprene Ice Swimming Sock
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Aquaction 2.5 mm Neoprene Wetsuit Socks – New Improved Model
Aquaction's updated (2025) neoprene wetsuit sock has been developed to provide even better grip, warmth, and comfort for cold-water swimming.
Special attention has been paid to fit and ankle protection in the design, so the sock feels more secure and stays in place even in slippery conditions.
Stay warm and secure when entering the water. Aquaction's neoprene wetsuit socks are designed for cold-water swimming and other water sports where you need warmth, protection, and reliable grip.
The sock is made from 2.5 mm thick SBR neoprene, which effectively insulates against the cold while feeling flexible and fitting well on the foot. Flatlock seams make the sock comfortable against the skin – without chafing thick seams.
Features:
- Secure sole – The grip sole provides reliable traction on docks and rocks.
- Slightly longer shaft – protects the ankle and prevents water from entering the sock.
- 2.5 mm SBR neoprene – keeps you warm, flexible, and fits snugly on the foot.
- Flatlock seams – comfortable and durable, without chafing the skin.
- Design – fits well on the foot and stays in place even while swimming.
Aquaction wetsuit socks are suitable for wetsuit swimming, open-water swimming, paddleboarding, and other water activities where you need warm and supportive feet even in cool conditions.
Material: 2.5 mm SBR neoprene
Seams: Flatlock
Use: Wetsuit swimming, open-water swimming, paddleboarding, water sports
What is the difference between the 2.5 sock and the 2.4 sock?
The Aquasocks 2.5 sock uses heat-welded seams and has no stitched seams at all, so its water resistance and warmth are greater compared to the 2.4 sock.
Safety
- The neoprene product protects against the cold but does not prevent the effects of cold water. Do not swim in the sea or open water alone, and monitor your body's reactions.
Product origin
Designed in Finland, manufactured in China. We have met our manufacturer in person and are in direct contact with the factories where our products are made. Read more about the origin of our products
Manufacturer: Aqua Action Finland Oy, Pellervonkatu 9, 33540 Tampere, info@aquaction.fi
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Health from an Ice Hole – Aquaction's Ice Swimming Guide
Ice swimming is one of Finland's fastest-growing winter hobbies, and its popularity is evident here at Aquaction every autumn. Here you'll find tips for getting started with ice swimming, as well as guidelines for ice swimmers compiled in the Finnish Outdoor Association's Winter Swimming Guide. Read the full Winter Swimming Guide here.
What ice swimming equipment do you need?
For a beginner, just a swimsuit is often enough, but most ice swimmers recommend at least neoprene ice swimming gloves and socks, as hands and feet cool down fastest in cold water. We believe that quality equipment is key, and we want to help our customers find just the right products. This is why we have developed our own product brand, so we can offer high-quality, functional, and affordable equipment to the market that meets the needs of different user groups.
Based on this, we refined the know-how accumulated over the years into the Aquaction product line. Our product line has been developed by swimmers for swimmers, and each product is carefully designed to meet the needs and expectations of users. Check out our ice swimming gloves and ice swimming socks and order yours.
How often should a beginner go ice swimming?
Many start with 1–2 short dips of a few seconds or a minute per week, gradually extending the time as their body acclimatizes to the cold.
Buy a pair of gloves and socks together
Save money by purchasing this product as a bundle deal, which includes our most popular products, the open-toe gloves and socks. Make sure your feet and hands stay warm in the cold waters!
