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Thanks for the advice, all. I picked up some 2mm neo socks and some cheap wool socks. Should do the trick!
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Hello Scubaboard members,
For the past year or so,Liquid Fit has had a standing offer of $15 + shipping for a pair of 3mm neoprene socks for any scouba board member.. The price is slighty more for a thicker sock. Just email me with your shoe size.
Carolyn
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For the past year or so,Liquid Fit has had a standing offer of $15 + shipping for a pair of 3mm neoprene socks for any scouba board member.. The price is slighty more for a thicker sock. Just email me with your shoe size.
Carolyn
wetsuits@liquidfit.com
thanks guys. I have some thin neoprene socks and they help a bit. I have tried wool socks too. I had frostbite in my feet as a kid and get white numb patchey bits on the bottoms of my feet after 90 minutes or so. I don't feel the cold much so dive most of the time in a sharkskin approx equivilent of 1.5 to 2 mil. The rest of me is okay just the feet so maybe these "dry socks" could be my solution. 
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