Enth Degree F3 Socks

Enth Degree F3 Socks

The Enth Degree F3 Socks add a light fabric layer between your feet and compatible fins or boots, helping reduce rubbing and making it easier to slide into your footwear.

Features and Details

• For use as stand-alone or underneath any Aquatic Shoe
• Keeps feet warm in both above and below water situations
• Super Comfortable 4-way Stretch for ease of donning
• Neoprene ankle seal keeps water ingress to a minimum during use
• Fernotherm3 tri-laminate construction offering, moisture-wicking and anti-wind-chill properties
• UV 50+ sun protection

How the Features Help

• Comfort inside footwear: The sock forms a layer between your skin and the fin or boot, helping reduce direct rubbing. Match its thickness to the space inside your footwear.
• Neoprene insulation: The neoprene adds coverage around the feet; its thickness influences both insulation and how much space it occupies in your fins or boots.

Technical Specs

Fit and Use

Choose the sock size and thickness with your fins or boots in mind. A sock changes the available space in a foot pocket, so check the fit of the complete combination. Use the applicable size guide or dimensions rather than assuming all fin socks fit the same way.

Additional Product Information

The Enth Degree F3 Socks are warm, super comfortable and stylish with the added bonus of making putting on your wetsuits a breeze as you slip right through them. The branding underneath is not just a branding feature but also as functional as the tread. It adds grip underfoot. Watersports have a lot of slick surfaces, so the additional tread grip helps.

F3 Socks is a lot more than just a sock. It is a sock that utilizes our trilaminate material, so it’s super comfy. It’s one of our most popular items bc when you put it on you realize just how comfortable it is. All our staff wear these socks to keep warm and comfortable all year long.

It’s a sock that’s used for water sports so it’s not an everyday sock. It can be used under a neoprene boot ? Or on its own for comfort and to stop any rubbing of the skin . You can see that at the top it has a neoprene ankle seal that helps minimise water entry.

What took the most time was getting the cuts right. The important part is getting the heel right. Getting the seam above the heel assured us that no pressure was on that seam, to help reduce pressure and wear at that point.

Most sock patterns are just two pieces of flat material sewn together. We used a pattern to conform to the shape of the foot, then another to conform to the Achilles heel. We put a lot of effort into getting that right. Enth Degree knew it was right when the staff started asking if they could wear them around the office at Enth degree.

Gear Care and Washing

Rinse inside and out in cool fresh water after every use to remove salt, chlorine, sand and residue. Gently hand wash when needed with a material-compatible wetsuit cleaner at its specified dilution, following the garment label, then rinse thoroughly.

Allow both sides to dry completely in the shade with good airflow. Store clean and dry away from direct sunlight, heaters and hot cars. Avoid crushing the neoprene or leaving it folded sharply for long periods.

Protect smooth seals and coatings from fingernails, jewellery and scrubbing. Rinse any zip or fastener free of grit, and use only the maker’s approved lubricant where required. Do not machine wash, tumble dry, iron, bleach or use solvents.