Typically, this is a rubber compound that is thicker and tougher than the neoprene used for the upper part of the bootee but is still flexible.
Bootee thickness is proportional to how cold the water in which the user will be and can be above or below the standard of 56 mm of neoprene.
Another concern is that the bootee should not restrict the ability of the surfer to grip the board with the toes in the desired manner.
In warmer climates where the thermal qualities of the bootee are not so important, a bootee with a thickness of 2-3.5 mm is common.
The bootee should be thin enough that it can be worn with the leg of a wetsuit pulled over it.
This is a child's bootee.
Is it really necessary for that purpose to put this tax on children's bootees?
Thus, today, we find ourselves disastrously placed in every field, whether it be the field of high finance or of babies' bootees.
