Thick hiking socks

• Thick hiking socks knitted on 144 needles, where standard socks use 100 to 120. A denser knit is stronger and lasts longer.
• 85% combed cotton. The short fibres that cause pilling are taken out before spinning, so it feels softer and wears more slowly.
• Thick terry loop sole that absorbs shock and moisture. That's what sets a hiking sock apart from an office sock.
• Dense terry cushion over the toes and a flat seam cut rubbing where 80% of blisters start.
• Reinforced zone at the back of the heel protects the Achilles tendon, the first spot to rub in a high boot.
• Dense terry knit around the calf traps air for insulation and keeps the warmth in.
• Elastic ribbed cuff keeps the sock in place, so it won't slide down in your boot after 2 h of walking.

Thick hiking socks for extreme cold

Hiking, camping out or working in the field, your feet are the first to feel the cold, and a regular sock won't cut it. This extreme cold military sock is made from high-density combed cotton (144 needles) with terry loops along the whole sole for warmth and to soak up moisture. Your feet stay warm and dry, even in hard frost.

Winter socks reinforced where it counts

Each zone of the sock was designed for the field. The Achilles area is protected and reinforced, the top of the foot has a cushioning pad, and the flat toe seam stops friction to help prevent blisters. The ribbed elastic band keeps the sock in place all day, even in tall boots. It dries fast and breathes despite its thickness.