Rooster Waterproof Socks
Waterproof Protection and Breathable Comfort for Wet-Weather Adventures
Keep your feet dry, warm, and comfortable with Rooster Waterproof Socks. Designed for sailing and outdoor activities in wet and cold conditions, these socks feature an advanced triple-layer construction that combines waterproof protection, breathability, and durability.
The waterproof TPU membrane helps prevent water from penetrating while allowing moisture vapor to escape, keeping feet comfortable during extended wear. Their lightweight, flexible construction provides a close, secure fit without unnecessary bulk, making them ideal for wearing inside sailing boots, trainers, or outdoor footwear.
Ideal for keelboat and big boat sailing, where feet are exposed to rain, spray, and occasional splashes, these versatile socks are also an excellent choice for hiking, cycling, and other wet-weather activities.
Important Note for Dinghy Sailors: Rooster Waterproof Socks are not recommended for dinghy sailing or activities involving prolonged submersion. Extended exposure to water inside soaked neoprene boots can compromise their waterproof performance. For dinghy sailing, we recommend Rooster PolyPro Socks, Hot Socks, or Neoprene Socks for more suitable insulation and comfort.
Key Features
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Triple-Layer Construction: Combines waterproof protection, breathability, and comfort.
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Waterproof Rating: 8,000 mm (JIS) to help keep feet dry in wet conditions.
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Breathability: 10,000 g/m²/24 hours for moisture management.
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Windproof Protection: Helps shield feet from cold wind and damp conditions.
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Mid-Calf Height: Provides additional coverage and protection.
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Lightweight & Low-Profile: Thin enough to wear comfortably inside trainers and sailing boots.
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Durable Construction: Designed for regular use in demanding outdoor environments.
Materials
- Nylon with TPU waterproof membrane
Care Instructions
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Hand wash below 40°C (104°F).
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Drip dry only.
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Do not twist, wring, or iron.
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Do not tumble dry.
Best For: Keelboat sailing, big boat sailing, hiking, cycling, and general wet-weather activities.
