Neo Taped Seams
C-Skins Neo Tape is a 0.5mm thick waterproof neoprene tape which is glued and pressure bonded onto the internal seams of the Session Boot. This taping adds strength and increases the water tightness function of the Glued & Blindstitched seam.
Asymmetric Strapless Support System
The Asymmetric Strapless Support System uses a carefully laid-up arrangement of rubber reinforcement that wraps around the foots bridge and arch. This system eliminates the need for an arch strap and keeps the boot snug around the foot which means reduced 'ballooning' and 'rolling' of the boot. These unique features make the Session range of boots the best strapless boots on the market.
Glued & Blindstitched Seams
A fully sealed, watertight seam construction that keeps water out. The panels are first glued and then press together, followed by a stitch that doesn't penetrate all the way through the neoprene. Glued and Blindstitched, also known as GBS.
Easy-On Heel Pull Loop
Easy-On Pull Loop gives a secure, durable and dry means of pulling your boots on.
365 days right of return If you order online at EuroSkateshop you always have 365 days right of return.
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As a British registered company we deliver your packages as usual without unexpected tax or customs charges. ALL prices include VAT and Customs Duty. EORI #: GB 369 530 275 000.
Neoprene boots are very useful when you go into the water in places where there may be sharp stones or shells. Danish waters are cold, so neoprene boots are a must if you want to stay warm. You typically use neoprene boots for SUP surfing, kitesurfing, kayaking, windsurfing, and regular surfing in waves. There are different types of neoprene boots depending on the type of sport you are going to use them for. For kitesurfing, windsurfing, and surfing, you need a very flexible neoprene boot so that you are not hindered when performing tricks.
When choosing the size of your neoprene boots, we recommend choosing the same size as your regular shoes. A neoprene boot should fit snugly around your entire foot and not let water in. If your neoprene boot is too large, water will get in, and your boots will become heavy. On the other hand, boots that are too small will not be comfortable, as they will become unbearable over time, just like with regular shoes.
There are many different thickness levels for neoprene boots. The typical thickness is 5 mm, which is the recommended thickness for an all-round Danish neoprene boot. Some surfers use thinner neoprene boots during the summer and thicker ones during the winter. However, the most common thickness is definitely 5 mm.
Check out our large selection of neoprene boots here.
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