Specs & Features
| Material | Neoprene and rubber |
|---|---|
| Thickness | 6 mm |
| Sole | Medium with anti-slip bottom |

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Tilos’ 6 mm semi-dry Hi Tract boots—the “tract” stands for high-traction—have a thick but supple sole that make them not only comfortable to walk in, but also safe for a wide variety of environments, including rocky shores and slippery docks.
Inside the boots you’ll find a “Thermoflare” lining, featuring both a dark fabric that absorbs water and a lighter fabric that repels it. Together, they’ll keep your feet insulated with what feels like a fleece water barrier. Other key features include a fin edge and a flexible rubber exterior.
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It also states a continental U.S. free-shipping offer with exclusions, so the order terms are not left entirely to guesswork. That does not guarantee every item qualifies, but the policy itself is part of the buying case.
Some customers describe friction around returns or refunds, and some also report slower replies or needing extra follow-up when they asked for help after ordering. Read the return terms closely before placing the order, especially the condition, packaging, and fee limits that can change the result.
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House of Scuba
House of Scuba publishes a defined return process for eligible items, including when credit or a refund applies and where fees or exclusions can affect the outcome. If you want the retailer's own terms in place before ordering, that is the most concrete reason to buy here.
It also states a continental U.S. free-shipping offer with exclusions, so the order terms are not left entirely to guesswork. That does not guarantee every item qualifies, but the policy itself is part of the buying case.
Some customers describe friction around returns or refunds, and some also report slower replies or needing extra follow-up when they asked for help after ordering. Read the return terms closely before placing the order, especially the condition, packaging, and fee limits that can change the result.
Checkout on houseofscuba.com is served over a secure SSL (https) connection.
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