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DLU062 - Your favorite lightweight mesh double-layer sock - now in colors. Features No Blister Double-Layer and a cool breathable mesh upper. Plus, 100% CoolMax will keep you dry! 1-Pair ... Read more

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Independent Commercialized Socks. 65/34/1% cotton/nylon/spandex. ... Read more

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Lightweight sock with super soft ClimaCool® 75% polyester/15% nylon/7% cotton/3% Lycra® for enhanced cooling and ventilation. 360º of mesh for ultimate breathability. Reinforced heel and toe provide comfort and durability. Double-welt top. Knit-in 3-Bars on top of foot. Imported. ... Read more

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The Thorlo KX Hiking Socks are great for climbing any terrain with its shock and blister protecting high-density pad under the foot and low-density pad in the arch. ... Read more

Features

• 88% ThorLon® acrylic, 10% stretch nylon, 2% spandex
• High-density pad under the ball and heel that provide protection against shock, concussion, abrasion, and blisters
• Low-density pad in the arch provides a contour fit and comfort
• Low-density pad over the top of the foot protects the toes and cushions the instep for lace pressure
• Flat knit panels allow for a better fit and moisture ventilation

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DLU055 - 40% lighter than traditional double-layer running socks, so you stay cooler. No-blister CoolMax for pure performance running in all temperatures. 3-pack. ... Read more

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Crew Calf Socks.One size fits all. ... Read more

Features

• Colors may vary unless the option to select a color is available.

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Looking good and getting great performance from top to bottom just got easier. CoolMax® fabric provides optimal moisture management, stretch and durability. Nylon reinforced heel and toe add comfort and greater durability. The mesh upper delivers increased ventilation while helping you to stay dry. Heightened ankle weltdesign enhances fit, and fine toe stitching alleviates pressure points to increase your comfort. 55% CoolMax® polyester/31% nylon/14% spandex. Imported. ... Read more

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Say goodbye to cold wet feet in the outdoors.Suited for hiking, skiing, river sports and more, this machine washable sock wicks water away from your foot while surrounding it with comfortable Polartec 200 fleece. ... Read more

Features

• Flat seams for comfortable fit
• Wicks water and moisture away from skin
• Machine washable

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WWU060 - Athletic socks super light and quick to dry by Wigwam. Smooth loop toe seam andform-fitting heel. 3 pair USA ... Read more

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Hiking can put various pressures on the foot, depending on the terrain, length of hike and weight of the equipment you are carrying. Peak pressure on your foot on heel strike and toe off is 1-1.5 times your body weight and can be more if you are carrying a heavy pack. Shear occurs both from the walking movement and the uneven terrain and is increased with steeper trails where slippage can occur or edging may be necessary. And, just mild physical strain can generate 1-1/2 cup of moisture per foot.The Hiking product line features Hiking Thorlos and Light Hiking Thorlos. Hiking Thorlos provide the most comfort and protection, while still allowing a snug boot fit for better control. They're designed for three season hikes on varied trail surfaces and are comfortable at temperatures as low as 35o F. Light Hiking Thorlos are designed for warmer weather and are the perfect choice to wear with lightweight hiking boots, sandals and other casual outdoor footwear. They provide protection on easier hikes while keeping your feet cool and dry. Hiking ThorlosHiking Thorlos are designed with high-density pads under the ball and heel that provide protection against shock, concussion, abrasion and blisters. A low-density pad in the arch provides a contour fit and comfort. A low-density pad over the top of the foot protects the toes and cushions the instep from lace pressure. Flat knit panels allow for a better fit and moisture ventilation. ... Read more