Unlike boots, booties are cut typically just above the ankle and are usually worn with pants. They provide a more full-bodied look than most shoes.
A piece of foot protection, usually made of neoprene, worn inside an open-heeled fin; serves to protect the diver's feet while walking to and from the dive site and prevents blisters from the fins while swimming; also provides warmth, depending on thickness. May come in a varying sole thickness.
A shoe that has the styling of a boot without the height, also called a shoe-boot or “shootie
The racing shoe worn by sliders. The bootie enhances the slider's aerodynamics and is smooth in shape with no treads on the soles. It weighs only 3.9 ounces, making it easier for the sliders to hold up their feet against the G-forces encountered going down the track.
A racing shoe for lugers that has a smooth, rounded bottom.
A sock-like extension of the suit leg, designed to protect the wearer's feet. Allows the wearer to use his own boots while ensuring the chemical protection provided by the primary suit material. Go to top
A complete lining of the upper, from under foot to top lining. It is used to seal waterproof shoes.
n. A sock like creature that is put over your riding shoes during in climate weather. These "Shoe Sox" help keep your toesies warm and cuddly.
An extension of protective apparel that covers the foot. Unless specifically constructed with a durable sole, booties should be worn on the inside of durable shoes or boots.