Anbieter: ONeill
ONeill Epic 5mm RT Boot
Beschreibung
The O'Neill Epic 5mm RT Boot is built to keep your feet warmer, more protected and more comfortable in cold-water conditions. Whether you are launching from a slipway, standing on a cold board deck or paddling through winter windchill, the right boots make a bigger difference than most people expect.
Epic boots are the sensible value end of the O'Neill footwear range. They are for riders who want warmth and grip without paying for every top-end detail.
Why we recommend it
- Built to keep your feet warmer for longer in genuinely cold UK conditions.
- Extra thickness helps reduce heat loss through the feet, which often decides how long a winter session stays enjoyable.
- Round-toe or structured winter design keeps the fit simple while protecting from rocks, slipways and cold deck surfaces.
- Epic boots are a very sensible value choice if you need warmth and durability without overspending.
Specifications
- Product type: Neoprene boots
- Thickness: 5mm
- Toe shape: Round toe
- Best for: SUP, surf, wing, launch sites, slipways and general cold-water use
- Tech highlights: FluidFlex neoprene, FluidFoam neoprene
What's included
- 1 x pair of O'Neill Epic 5mm RT Boot
Explore more
See the full neoprene boots collection and the wider wetsuits and neoprene range. If you want a warmer, more premium-feeling winter option, compare it with the Heat 5mm RT Boot and Mutant 6/5/4 IST Neoprene Boots.
FAQs
Are 5mm or thicker boots worth it?Yes, if cold feet usually end your sessions first. Once your feet go, comfort, balance and confidence all tend to drop, so proper winter boots are one of the best upgrades for cold-water use.
Why choose round-toe boots?Round-toe boots are simple, comfortable and easy to live with. They are a solid choice for general SUP, surf, wing and beach use if you do not need the extra locked-in feel of a split-toe design.
Can I use these for paddleboarding as well as surf?Yes. Good neoprene boots work well for SUP, surfing, wingfoiling, launches, slipways and general cold-water use. The main thing is choosing the right thickness for your season.



