How to Treat a Stingray Sting
Unfortunately, if you've found yourself on the receiving end of a stingray sting, this blog delves into what to do next.
Introducing Achilles Heels
DragonSkin Achilles Heels are 85% covered with stingray resistant materials* to help protect you from stingrays
From our testing, traditional booties provide little to no protection against stingray stings. We’ve purpose-built & tested dragon skin ® booties with stingray resistant panels lining the booties to help protect you from stingray stings!
Dragon Skin ® Achilles Heels are designed for comfort and mobility, perfect for a variety of water sports and activities. Flexible, responsive, and grippy; you'll forget you're even wearing them!
Video Credit: Dr. Benjamin Perlman's CSULB STABB Lab.
Stingrays reflexively sting when stepped on. We measured Round Stingray sting forces & barb characteristics to select materials that can stand up to their stings. Learn more in our Testing Methods.
Unfortunately, if you've found yourself on the receiving end of a stingray sting, this blog delves into what to do next.
A guest post from our friend Sol Vu! This explains why hot water is an effective treatment for stingray strikes.
A guest post from our friend Sol Vu! We learn what antivenom is, how they are made, some of the tradeoffs when using antivenom, and get a look into the...
A guest post from the amazing Sol Vu! This post does a deep dive into venom across species, discussing stingrays, bees, rattlesnakes, and general patterns in wildlife.
Get your own stingray resistant booties to enjoy every day at the beach today!