FOURTH ELEMENT PELAGIC neoprene booties 6.5 mm

FOURTH ELEMENT PELAGIC neoprene booties 6.5 mm

The neoprene booties are designed for divers who need to walk on rough terrain, such as rocks or pebbles, before entering the water. The 6.5 mm neoprene provides effective thermal protection in cold water.

The sole has an ergonomic profile that supports the arch of the foot while providing real grip on slippery surfaces. A reinforcement at the heel keeps the fin strap in place, preventing uncomfortable slippage during kicking. The interior uses a quick-drying fabric to limit odours and facilitate maintenance between outings.

The cut is adjusted to prevent unnecessary water circulation while leaving enough room to wear waterproof socks if necessary.

Technical features of FOURTH ELEMENT PELAGIC neoprene booties 6.5 mm :

• High-density neoprene limits crushing due to pressure and retains its insulating capacity.
• Rubber reinforcements protect the top of the foot and heel from premature wear caused by fin fittings.
• The zip is secured by an internal flap to minimise cold water ingress.
• The seams are glued and stitched with invisible stitches to ensure a durable seal.
• The sizes cover a wide range to suit all foot shapes.

🤿Diveavenue's opinion of FOURTH ELEMENT PELAGIC neoprene booties 6.5 mm

The Pelagic model is one of the most robust on the market. Its rigid sole is an advantage for starting from the edge, as it really protects the sole of the foot from rough surfaces. Despite its sturdiness, the boot remains flexible so as not to hinder ankle movement when swimming.

❓ Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

Can these boots be used with any adjustable fins ? The shape of the heel and the thickness of the neoprene are compatible with most standard adjustable fin boots.

Does the sole leave marks on the deck of a boat ? No, the rubber used is non-marking, which means you can walk on boats without damaging the deck.

How should these booties be cared for to extend their lifespan ? They should be rinsed with fresh water after each use to remove salt. They should be left to dry in the shade, as UV rays cause premature deterioration of neoprene and rubber.