THERMAL FLEX SOCK

THE SOCK THAT DRIES FAST AND KEEPS YOUR FEET WARM — WET OR DRY

Born in watersports. Perfect anywhere feet get wet.

Thermal Flex Socks use the same Active Thermal Waterwear fabric developed by Sharkskin for divers, surfers and paddlers who needed warmth, flexibility and fast drying performance without bulky neoprene.

But users quickly discovered something bigger.

Anywhere people deal with wet, cold, uncomfortable feet, Thermal Flex Socks make a real difference — from bushwalkers and travellers to marine workers and outdoor crews.

Thin enough to wear comfortably inside boots or shoes, yet warm enough to noticeably improve comfort, they work wherever feet get wet.

From water to work. From boat ramps to bush tracks.

HOW THERMAL FLEX FABRIC WORKS IN SOCKS

Thermal Flex performance comes from a combination of advanced fabric technologies, not thickness or waterproof membranes.

• Ultra-high-density Lycra construction creates insulation while remaining thin, flexible and body-hugging.
• Durable Water Repellency is applied to the fibres themselves, not just surface coatings, so the fabric absorbs less water and dries extremely fast.
• Titanium nanoparticle infusion generates Far Infrared (FIR) energy, supporting thermoregulation and circulation.

The result:

• Socks stay warm even when wet
• They shed water quickly and dry fast between uses
• Feet warm up sooner once out of water
• Less wind chill after exiting water
• Greater comfort throughout the day

Unlike neoprene socks that stay wet and heavy, Thermal Flex socks are ready to go again quickly.

Warm in the water. Comfortable out of the water.

IDEAL FOR ANYONE WHO GETS WET FEET

• Diving & watersports
• Fishing & boating
• Kayaking & paddling
• Bushwalking & hiking
• Camping & travel
• Outdoor & marine workers
• Boat ramps & beach use
• Wet weather commuting
• Wearing inside boots or shoes in wet conditions

WHY PEOPLE KEEP USING THEM

Most water socks get used occasionally.

Thermal Flex Socks become the ones people keep in the car, at the door, and in their gear bag — because they solve the everyday problem of wet, cold feet.

Warm. Fast drying. Ready to go again.