In diving equipment, a small accessory that is easily overlooked but is actually very important is diving socks. Why do you need a pair of diving socks? It roughly summarizes the following points.
First, non-slip. The non-slip design of the sole of the foot is a basic function of a pair of conventional diving socks. With this design, it is not easy to slip and fall when returning from the sea to the boat, including when walking by the pool.
Second, the heat preservation function. Most of the time, the temperature of the sea water is relatively low, and diving socks can effectively insulate the feet as wet clothes.
Third, prevent coral cuts and jellyfish stings, as well as prevent ankle cuts from the sharp webs of others when there are a lot of divers in a small area.
Fourth, it is also very easy to be overlooked to prevent the foot cover from being cut and worn. Many practitioners wore fins on their bare feet and were bruised and lacerated. Unless you have already trained a pair of iron feet, the common fins on the market are recommended to be used with diving socks.