Before choosing your swimming shoes, it is best to check the thickness of the neoprene used and think about the conditions in which you will use them most often. A model with a thickness of 5 mm will provide thermal comfort on cold days and in water temperatures of 0-7°C. Also bear in mind that the thicker the neoprene, the greater the buoyancy.

If you do water sports more often in less favourable conditions, you should choose shoes with a high upper. They guarantee a better fit with the rest of your outfit, protect your ankles from cuts and provide more warmth.

Both the outsole and the high-quality neoprene used to sew the upper are characterised by their durability against mechanical damage. The durable materials ensure that your shoes will survive the toughest conditions.

If you want maximum comfort, whatever the weather conditions, this boot model will be a good choice. The bonded seams used in the construction prevent water from entering the boot and also block cold wind gusts.