Great Socks Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer Size Bought: s Height: 5' 4" These Darn Tough Hiker socks were just that on a 5 day 4 night hiking trip through Desolation. I wore them the first two days, I hand washed them and wore them again on day four and five. I ...
Darn Tough Socks Hunter Over-the-Calf - Heavyweight Full Cushion Hunting Sock $34.95 Hiker - Midweight Cushioned Hiking Sock $27.95
The ultimate crew-height companions for hot summer hikes, these women's COOLMAX socks are engineered to move moisture away from your skin, dry quickly and enhance comfort. Stay cool, keep hiking. Features Made in Vermont with legendary Darn Tough construction and performance fit to keep socks ...
With a streamlined fit that keeps up when trails get rough, Darn Tough men's Mountaineering socks are made for hearty souls who laugh at subzero windchill. Sleet, slush, snow? Keep it coming. Features Over-the-calf height and extra cushioning make them ideal for long-distance hiking and cl...
I got these socks for hiking/backpacking. They're thick enough to protect your feet while walking long distances but still breathable. I love the length for the fact that it goes right above the ankle. The design matches the picture perfectly. Lexi P Report ...
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However, keep in mind that this also comes with a disadvantage. While they work great for people with sweaty feet, the highly-absorbent Darn Tough hiking socks will also suck up water whenever you’re wading through streams. Functionality ...
fine arts. Some are connoisseurs of fine dining. I treasure a quality pair of new socks. As I’ve said before, it’s like installing new wall to wall carpeting in your riding boots. And when it comes to quality socks, you probably won’t get much better thanDarn Tough Vermont Socks....
Guaranteed for life and made in the USA, Darn Tough socks are the best merino wool socks for hiking, running, work, and everyday wear.
Cabot Hosiery Mills in Northfield, Vt., was by then an anomaly in northern New England: a still-operating factory amid the ski resorts and rustic bed-and-breakfast inns of the de-industrialized Green Mountain State.Motavalli, Jim