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Seal Skinz Seal Skinz Liner Sock w/Water Blocker Seal Skinz: Seal Skinz Liner Sock w/Water Blocker

Like the All-Weather Sock with the additional MVT membrane to keep your feet ultra-comfortable.
The perfect addition to any outdoor wardrobe. Breathable 3-layer material works to pull moisture away from your foot while preventing water from getting in. The moisture Vapor Transpiration (MVT) membrane is covered with durable Spandex® and lined with Coolmax® fabric for unbeatable comfort. The WaterBlockers sport an extended calf-high cuff with a seal that prevents water from entering from the top.

Great socks Image: 5 Stars
by Anonymous
My husband works outdoors all the time and was always complaining about his feet getting wet. Well these socks are great they keep his feet dry. He just love these. They are worth the price you pay!!

Perfect for cold weather Image: 5 Stars
by Anonymous
I purchased these to wear under neoprene boots for a 12 days of Kayaking in Greenland. They far exceeded my expectations keeping my feet dry and warm. I also wore them with my water sandels while crossing several icy streams. My feet stayed dry and toasty. One other plus.. the bugs and mosequitos can't bite through them so they are perfect for wearing with sandels in a bug infested area.

Great Image: 5 Stars
by Anonymous
I currently own the seal skinz and a friend has the seal blocker. He loves them. Keep feet dry.

Great for touring kayaking Image: 5 Stars
by Anonymous
I bought a pair of the Seal Skinz socks to wear kayaking along the South Carolina coast in the winter. They have proven to be worth every dime they cost. I've used them on four occasions so far and even made a point of briefly standing in water above the top of the socks. They work perfectly. As the water evaporates from the outer layers my feet feel cool but never cold. The water temperature in this area is around 50 so cold feet aren't normally an issue especially if your feet stay dry. The socks are a bit pricey but appear to be a good long term purchase. I liked them well enough to buy my wife a pair and recommend them to our kayak club.

Much Better Than Expected Image: 5 Stars
by Anonymous
I held off providing a review until I was able to use these socks in colder water. Well that time has come. The water here in Florida has cooled of dramatically. These socks are fantastic. I primarily fish from a kayak. You can't fish from a yak without stepping in the water. These socks have kept my feet warm and dry in water temps down to 52 degrees. I realize this is not very cold compared to more northern states. In water below 70 degrees I am a wimp. I love these socks. They make my winter fishing much more enjoyable and I'm able to stay out longer than usual. As we all know cold wet feet and hands can ruin a day of fishing. With these socks and a good pair of gloves this is no longer a concern.