Keep Your Toes Warm with Zhik Superwarm Socks - Sailing Chandlery

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December 09, 2020 1 min read

Keep Your Toes Warm with Zhik Superwarm Socks

Being cold on the water is not fun! You lose your concentration and focus and it doesn't end well if you are racing as silly mistakes have you slipping further back in the results.

One product we count on to keep ourselves warm in colder conditions are Zhik Superwarm Socks. Made from a super stretchy neoprene these sailing socks also have a soft hydrobase inner lining which soaks up any moisture to keep the cold away.

The best thing about these superwarm socks is that they are blind stitched and all the seams are glued which keeps the water out. When I wear mine I tuck them inside my Superwarm skiff suit at the top and can walk into the water to not feel the water rushing into the sock. The design of the sock works to keep the cold water out.

The combination of materials provides a fast drying sock with thermal insulation for your feet and toes.

Zhik Superwarm Sock Key Features

  • 3mm Neoprene insulation
  • Super stretch fabric
  • Hydrobase inner lining
  • Glued and blind stitched seams



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