Built specifically for California Shore Divers who demand the best, our 3mm California Kevlar Freedive Socks provide protection on rocks.

Rock Socks with Kevlar Soles (3mm / 5mm)

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3mm Rock Socks with Kevlar Soles


Attention California Shore Divers!

Rock Socks by MAKO Spearguns have soles made of Kevlar. That’s right! KEVLAR SOLES! I guarantee no other freedive socks are more durable than the MAKO Spearguns Rock Socks.

And guess what…They are made from 100% Genuine Yamamoto Neoprene. So, you get the most durable socks in the world and the most comfortable and the warmest socks ever made.

This is another example of MAKO quality at an amazing price.

What other freedive socks have Kevlar soles and made with 100% genuine Yamamoto neoprene?

NONE!

Why?

Because a sock with these features, sold at a dive shop would cost around $70.00 per pair. But, because MAKO sells direct to divers (no dive shop markup), we can offer the highest quality products for a lot less than dive shop prices.

These are the most durable freedive socks ever made!

Available in 3mm thickness

Features Include

  • The best neoprene in the world (Yamamoto neoprene)
  • 3 dimensional cut (left and right) for the best fit and amazing comfort
  • Non-skid KEVLAR sole for increased traction on boats and durability
  • Toes have abrasion resistant material to prevent toe nail cuts
  • All seams are glued, stitched AND welded to make a water tight seal and prevent unraveling of stitching from the high wear areas that contact the fin pocket.

 

NOTE: These Kevlar Soled socks do add a ½ size to your foot size.

  • If your foot pockets are a bit loose when you wear non Kevlar sole socks, then your foot pockets will fit perfectly with the Kevlar sole socks.
  • If your foot pockets fit perfectly when you wear non Kevlar Sole socks, then your foot pockets will be too tight with the Kevlar sole socks.
California Kevlar Freedive Socks

All seams on our Rock Socks are welded for added strength and durability

image-divider California Kevlar Freedive Socks are abrasion resistant

Additional abrasion resistant material has been added to the top of Rock Socks

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Our Freedive Socks are certified by Tomizo Yamamoto (President of YAMAMOTO Corporation) and me (Dano Krahling, President of MAKO Spearguns) to be Genuine YAMAMOTO Neoprene.

Genuine YAMAMOTO Neoprene Certificate

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  • 4
    Yamamoto freedive kevlar sole socks 3mm high cut

    Posted by Dwight LeComte on Oct 16th 2018

    Nice booties

  • 5
    Best of the best

    Posted by jeff T on Aug 16th 2018

    Work great on rocky beaches in Arkansas deep lakes as well as sharp lava rocks in Hawaii as you’ve are walking to Juno I’m poibts fo lobster dining . Love, them!

  • 5
    Order

    Posted by Michael Svitek on Jun 25th 2018

    Great service Dano!

  • 4
    fit, fast delivery, 3mm, all good, I think

    Posted by Unknown on May 16th 2018

    I have yet to learn what the kevlar layer really is supposed to do (durability?), but the booties fit nice, the fins seem to fit too with them, delivery was fast, no complaints. That said, I know too little about freediving fins to understand why there couldn't be even a thin, 1mm or so hard layer in the bottom of such booties.The Sensation from stepping on simulatet rocks (Lego bricks) is subdued due to 3mm soft neoprene, but just a thin hard layer (not completely stiff) would make this feel quite better, especially with scuba gear on. I did not come to think that the slightly sticky sealed seams on the booties would be an issue. That said, mine have one area where the sealant is notably thinner than elsewhere. Not sure that matters.

  • 4
    Solid socks, but not great grip

    Posted by Cory Briggs on Apr 27th 2018

    These socks are well made. I bought them because I had read somewhere that the kevlar soles gripped better than neoprene on wet boat decks. I have not found that to be true at all. If you buy these socks, do so because you think the kevlar is durable and not because you think it grips well on wet decks.

  • 5
    Review of Kevlar Socks

    Posted by John Iwaniec on Mar 12th 2018

    Dano I received the Kevlar socks and was impressed with the great feel and construction of these socks. Particularly I liked the fact that all the sewed seams were also glued so that nothing unravels. Superior construction and great product; Thanks!

  • 5
    Convenient

    Posted by Diego Montoya Montoya on Dec 7th 2017

  • 5
    tough

    Posted by Raymond Meyer on May 22nd 2017

    stood up to abuse, no tears after hard use climbing over rocks to get to shore dives

  • 5
    Excellent socks

    Posted by Ken Goudey on Apr 24th 2017

    I've only had them out for a weekend, so I can't say anything about the long-term durability of these socks, but they fit as expected, are well-sealed, and kept my feet warm. The only nitpick I have is that the seal on the seams is sticky, and makes the socks adhere to each other, and makes it tougher to slide your foot into your fins, but I've seen the same on other well-sealed products, so I think it's just part of having socks that don't leak.

  • 4
    Bought for GF

    Posted by Unknown on Jan 26th 2017

    She says they are very comfortable, and are of good components, but seem to be assembled cheaply. The seams are reinforced with what appears to be wetsuit repair glue which tends to stick to any surface. They come shipped symmetrically so each socks seam aligns with the other's and you have to peel them apart. I'll stick with my Argos but these should work out for her.

  • 5
    Very strong socks

    Posted by JEAN MICHEL on Jan 19th 2017

    Strong and warm socks.

  • 5
    Warm socks!

    Posted by Adrian Kawaley-Lathan on Jan 19th 2017

    Very warm, great durability