Minus33 Merino Wool 903 Day Hiker Sock
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Without a doubt, these fit under the full cushion sock category. It is essential to refer to the size chart before purchase to ensure the correct size is purchased.
It's absolutely true. I live in Colorado and use these socks for alpine mountaineering in the winter months. Temps ranging from 0 to 40 degrees Celsius are ideal Twenty degrees Fahrenheit
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Selected User Reviews For Minus33 Merino Wool 903 Day Hiker Sock
A great pair of indoor socks, they are cozy and warm. Being outside watching a football game or sitting around a fire pit can also be relaxing. Yet they aren't equipped for activities of moderate intensity. A size 9 hiking boot is right for me Five inches in heels), purchased size medium and they seem to be a bit large. My clothes may get tossed in the dryer so I'm not sure if sizing down is worth the risk. These are very soft socks, love that they have a full cushion, but they tend to stretch more than my Smartwool socks, causing my foot to slide around a bit in My only concern is that they may not be suitable for hiking, but that won't stop me from ordering more. I might try to size down a little to see if that will help.
It is 10 inches in length. This boot fits great, large is just right for me. The socks are In terms of fit and feel, these are very similar to the Smartwool hiker medium crew, but these sweaters are 85% merino wool while the current hiker medium crew is 66% wool (and only How would this higher content of wool affect the performance of a sock or garment? 1.
The Merino wool that I own is warmer than the acrylic or synthetic fabrics. 2. *Branded text A few pieces of wool in our oceans and waterways are not forever like synthetic fibers, and their bits do not clog up the pipes. You can find a description of wool particles in ocean water by searching. Three points There is a noticeable difference in how they regulate your feet's temperature. If I wear these socks in a 68°F house all day, but I take them on and off every half hour or so and have to replace them with acrylic or cotton socks of similar weight. Four examples Last but not least, they can be worn three ways They've been worn a total of four times without being washed. Jokes are not funny to me. As a natural antimicrobial material, wool kills bacteria and odor. The reason sheep don't stink like crazy is because they don't sweat much. The surfaces of acrylic and synthetic clothing (as well as cotton) are, however, prime growth sites for bacteria. It is very similar to the wood vs plastic cutting board. Search "UC----. " A cutting board research report from Davis. " My girlfriend and I both have 100% merino wool long sleeve base layer shirts from Minus33. We've worn them for a week (showered daily) hiking, biking, sleeping, and we've never taken them off. You'll be glad that you have a pair of these on your feet if you live where it gets below freezing or where your feet get cold in the cooler months. Note *br. However, they may take a little longer to fully dry than acrylics, as acrylics hold a lower percentage of water than most other materials. Yet dry times are not even close to cotton when it comes to their importance. For this reason, if you know you will be hiking in rainy conditions for several days, you might consider getting a pair of acrylic boots since they might end up drying out more over night. For what its worth, my mother claims wool causes her to scratch a lot. This is a pair of jeans that she wears all the time. I gave her a pair for Christmas.
It has been almost a year since I purchased them, and they are still in great condition. As of now, they remain thick, soft, and warm after shedding has stopped. In addition, they dry fast and have almost no odor. My whole day has been five stars! As a replacement for Smartwool socks, I purchased these Winter is a lot of fun for me outdoors since I'm a carpenter in New England. In the past few years, I have come to rely on smartwool socks to keep my feet warm, comfortable, and somewhat The Minus33 socks have been in my possession for almost a month now, and I really like them. I like the thickness, the softness, and the warmth of them. The snag easily when they are worn inside the house, as someone else mentioned in another review. My socks shed a lot more than the Smartwool socks I own, so I am worried they will never hold up against my wear and tear. Thus far, they have been holding up well with little wear and tear.
The Minus33 socks, on the other hand, have a higher wool content (85%) and DO NOT WORN OUT like the Smartwool socks. As well, I like the thicker feel of these over the various Smartwool options.
This pair of socks is excellent both for hiking and for work. I was able to purchase both color combinations for my husband. He enjoys the fit of these socks as well. The merino fibers cushion the foot well and allow air to permeate the shoe. The sweat on his feet produces a strong odor, and in synthetic socks, the feet become especially smelling. In the case of all cotton socks, they are better, but run a risk of getting Because wool socks are made from merino wool ( especially since wool socks are made from a high amount of wool), they breathe and don't retain moisture like cotton socks. In addition to the sock's high performance, he is very happy with the fit. The dryer should not be used for them. As soon as the clothes are washed, they can just be hung over the washing machine overnight to dry.
It is a very nice feeling to wear socks that keep your feet When I'm walking in Sun City California in the evenings, it can get down to the mid-30's at night. The socks are able to keep my feet warm when I'm walking at night. The socks are well made and well made socks, though they don't feel really heavy despite being medium weight. My experience with these shoes was great. My order arrived quickly, and I appreciate that. I am not sure how long these shoes will last, but they certainly feel like they will. They have a good amount of cushioning around the feet. My opinion is that they are a bit pricey, but sometimes you get what you pay for. It is recommended that you buy from him. We are still in good shape with our socks as of August 17th, 2018. noticed that there are a couple of tiny thin spots on the sides of two pairs of socks that I have With the help of Merino wool thread, I was able to darn them again and they look like new. This hiking sock is very comfortable and very effective in wicking away moisture. In addition, they are highly effective when it gets cold, especially It's a great pair of socks and the company that sells them is highly recommended.