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    Surf Boots

    Keep your feet warm during winter surf or protect them from the reef with reef booties. Various thicknesses from 1 to 8mm. Choose from round toe, split toe or hidden split toe.

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    Keep your feet warm during the winter surf with surf shoes

    We have a very wide range of men's surf shoes and women's surf shoes for surfing in the winter. But also a large collection of reef boots for surfing the reef in the summer. In our collection of wetsuit shoes we offer different thicknesses, types and brands. Choose from the different thicknesses: 1mm to 8mm and the different types: the round toe surf bootie and split toe surf bootie.

    Split toe surf shoes

    A split toe surf boot is a surf shoe where your big toe is separated from the other toes. This provides extra grip.

    Round toe surf shoes

    A round toe surf boot is a surf shoe where all toes are next to each other, just like with a normal shoe. This provides extra heat.

    Most surf booties have a pull cord that makes it easier to put on and take off the shoe.

    Reef boots

    For surfing on the reef it is wise to use reef surf shoes. These reef boots are available in 1mm thickness.

    We only sell top of the line brands that produce the highest quality, warmest and most grippy surf shoes on the market. The brands we sell are: Xcel, C-skins, Solite, FCS, Vissla and Sisstrevolution.

    Surf shoes size

    Not sure about your size, view the surf boots size chart or visit our surf shop in Scheveningen. You can also call us on +31 (0) 70 322 71 71

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