GLYDE Thermal Neoprene Swim Socks – 2mm

GLYDE Thermal Neoprene Swim Socks – 2mm

Cold feet can ruin a swim fast. The GLYDE Thermal Neoprene Swim Socks are designed to keep your feet warm, protected, and sure-footed in cold-water conditions — from rocky entries to long open-water sessions.

Made from 2mm premium thermal neoprene, these socks provide reliable insulation without excessive bulk, maintaining natural foot movement and comfort. The treaded sole adds grip and protection on slippery rocks, boat ramps, and shoreline entries, making them ideal for open water and SwimRun use.

Lightweight, flexible, and easy to layer, these socks help reduce heat loss through the feet while improving confidence during entry and exit.

Why you’ll love them

• 2mm premium thermal neoprene for warmth without stiffness

• Helps reduce heat loss and cold feet

• Treaded sole for grip and protection on rocks and hard surfaces

• Flexible construction for natural kick and foot movement

• Easy to layer with other thermal gear

Recommended Water Temperature

• Best suited for water temperatures from approximately 8°C to 16°C

• Ideal for colder conditions, rocky entries, or long swims

• Can be worn in slightly warmer water for shorter sessions

Layering for Colder Water

For full cold-water protection, combine with other GLYDE thermal layers:

• Thermal neoprene swim cap to reduce heat loss from the head

• Thermal neoprene gloves to keep hands warm and functional

• Thermal neoprene vest/top for core warmth

Layering lets you dial in warmth without overheating — add or remove pieces based on conditions and swim duration.

Perfect for

• Cold-water open-water swims

• SwimRun training and racing

• Rocky or slippery entry and exit points

• Swimmers who struggle with cold feet

Fit & Care Notes

• Designed for a snug fit to minimise water entry

• Can be worn inside wetsuits or on their own

• Rinse in fresh water after use and dry out of direct sunlight

The GLYDE Thermal Neoprene Swim Socks – 2mm keep your feet warm, protected, and steady — so you can focus on the swim, not the cold ground beneath you.