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Scuba Diving Boots Instructional Videos

Henderson H2 Hyperstretch Hard Sole Boots Henderson H2 Hyperstretch Hard Sole Boots
This demonstration video discusses the features of the Henderson H2 Hyperstretch Hard Sole Boots. The H2 Boots do not have a zipper which minimizes...
Pinnacle 6mm Apex Medium Sole Zipper Boots Video Review Pinnacle 6mm Apex Medium Sole Zipper Boots Video Review
This demonstration video discusses and shows the features of Pinnacle´s 6mm Apex Medium Sole Zipper Boots. The Apex boots come in 6mm thickness...

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Camaro 3mm Aqua Slippers
Camaro 3mm Aqua Slippers 
Starting at $34.95

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Camaro 3mm Aqua Slippers
Camaro 3mm Aqua Slippers 
Starting at $34.95

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Boot Fitting Tips

Like air temperature, water temperatures throughout the world are different in winter than they are in summer, varying as much as 20 degrees. In the Caribbean the water temperature can be in the 80's in the summer, six months later the water temperature can be in the low 70's.

Women tend to get colder easier than men. This is because women tend to have more surface area (curves) then men do. If a couple is traveling together it will almost always make more sense for the woman to have a warmer set of boots than a man would to the same destination at the same time of year.

If in doubt, always buy a boots slightly warmer than your needs. Your feet will never get too warm, but if you are cold during a dive there is not much you can do except stop diving.

Different Types of Scuba Diving Boots

Warm Water Boots Warm Water 75°- 85° 3mm (1/8 inch) High Tops or Low Tops
For scuba diving or snorkeling in such areas as: Florida, Texas, Cozumel, Bonaire, Cayman, Belize, Hawaii, Sea of Cortez, Northern Great Barrier Reef, Fiji, Sipidan, Papua New Guinea, Tahiti, Seychelles, the Mediterranean and warm waters throughout the world.
For cooler times of the year, deeper diving or extended dive vacations:
Add a pair of thermal hotsocks
Cold Water Boots Cold Water 45°-65° 5mm to 7mm (1/4 inch) High Tops
For scuba diving or snorkeling in such areas as: California, Oregon, Washington, New York, the Great Lakes, New England states, Northern Europe and colder waters throughout the world.
For cooler times of the year, deeper diving or extended dive vacations:
Add a pair of thermal hotsocks
Surf Boots Surf/Swim boots
These are boots that are made just for surfing, swimming, personal watercraft and other action sport activities. Most of them have additional grip pads for aerial maneuvers and traction and also have thin soles for increased sensitivity and balance. Many of them also have additional ankle and shin straps for increased stability and warmth.

We are proud to offer boots from the following manufacturers:
Aeris, Akona, Bare, Body Glove, Camaro, Deep See, Fourth Element, H2O, Henderson, Mares, Neosport by Henderson, Ocean Quest, Oceanic, ONeill, Pinnacle, Pure Instinct by Mares, Rip Curl, Seasoft, TUSA, Waterproof, XS Scuba and more...

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