Why would a surfer need socks for his/her flip flops? Flip flops, slippahs, thongs, or sandals. It doesn't matter what you call them. This casual footwear holds a hallowed place in the world of surfers or avid beachgoers. They provide sole protection when checking the waves and enable us to move from sand to restaurant and back to the beach almost seamlessly. Also, they help a surfer keep not only his/her casual identity but also some dignity when mingling among those fully-clothed non-surfers.
There is one problem. Flip flops don't keep your feet warm in the winter or after a surf in frigid water.
Sol Socks for Flip Flops
Enter, Sol Socks, the passion and brainchild of Sean Berg. They are not only wonderfully warm, but they hold a secret weapon that goes far beyond their fluffy fleece, assortment of colors, and casual style. Sol Socks flaunt a space between the big toe and the other four digits which enable you to wear your sandals in all weather conditions. Hell, I found my Sol Socks so comfortable that I wore them to bed, and I can't get them off my wife's feet short of ripping them off myself.Where the Socks Hit the Flip Flop
As always, I put products to the test before doing any kind of review, so I headed for the beach. I found my new grey, midweight, fleece Sol Socks to be comfortable during the ride, snug during the mandatory surf check, and quite toasty during my post-session parking lot dry-off.These socks are warm, stylish, and very convenient. Sol Socks come in different thicknesses and colors, and I have fully enjoyed them.
