CloudLine Merino Wool Crew Hiking & Trekking Socks – Medium Cushion – X-Large Granite – for Men & Women
April 2, 2018 - Comment
These are the softest merino wool hiking socks on the market, made to fit both men and women.CloudLine premium merino wool hiking socks come in 3 weights: Ultra Light, Light, and Medium – this listing is for the Medium Cushion Crew version. Our medium weight socks are designed with standard cushioning through the whole sock for comfort, warmth, and performance. Knit in the USA with ultra fine premium merino wool. These socks are great for running, trailrunning, hiking, biking, trekking, walking, or just lounging around your favorite coffee shop.Premium merino wool means you won’t have any blisters, even after long hikes. Moisture wicking means your feet stay cool and dry. Here at Cloudline we have the freshest feet in America. Treat your feet to a pair of CloudLine premium merino wool hiking socks today. Hike with confidence. Adventure with comfort. Experience the Cloudline. Long lasting softness. Machine washable. 63% Ultra Soft Merino Wool, 33% Nylon, 4% Spandex. Anti-microbial. Reinforced heel and toe zones for durability. Vibrant colors. Trail tested on only the most rugged terrain. The Cloudline 100% satisfaction guarantee: You can be confident that you are going to love these socks as much as we do, or your money back. That’s our guarantee. Disclaimer: These socks will ruin “those regular hiking socks” for you. Don’t worry though. Here at Cloudline, we embrace the sock connoisseur.
Why Merino? Merino wool comes from a special breed of sheep that has extremely fine and soft wool. It is nothing like the coarse & itchy wool that most of the cheap wool socks are made with. The ultra-fine fibers make the finished product super soft and comfortable, but they also retain all the other wonderful properties of wool, which means your socks are quick wicking, breathabile, quick drying, cool in the summer and warm in the winter, even when wet.
Product Features
- These are the softest merino wool hiking socks on the market, made to fit both men and women. Our medium weight merino wool socks are designed with standard cushioning through the whole sock for comfort, warmth, and performance.
- 63% Ultra soft merino wool, 33% Nylon, 4% Spandex. Designed for long-lasting softness
- Quick wicking to keep feet dry; anti-microbial to keep feet fresh; vibrant colors to keep you looking good
- Lifetime Guarantee. Machine Washable. Manufactured in the USA with merino wool and cushioned with your free spirit in mind
- WHY MERINO? Merino wool comes from a species of sheep that produces very fine and soft wool. It is not coarse and itchy like other wool socks, but amazingly soft, while still retaining all of the wool’s other wonderful properties. Your new favorite socks. Buy some today.
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True to size, warm and overall great fit i was looking for a good pair of socks for my weekend camping/hiking trip. Something to keep my feet warm and not overheat them or cause blisters. Iâd read the reviews on these, a pair that wouldnât break the bank and decided to give them a try. Glad I did, seems I have a natural ability to plan my camping trips for some of the coldest weather in Florida. With nighttime temps in the 20âs (granted thatâs nothing for folks in the mountains or way up north but down here thatâs cold!) I still…
Steel toe work boot success. Socks are impressive. I wear them in steel toe work boots daily. These socks stay in place and in the extreme heat of the south they wick the sweat away from my foot and into my boot. I work for a railroad, which is really tough on my feet. These socks prevent my feet from getting beat up. I didn’t receive them at a discount so I wasn’t swayed in anyway to write this review. However, feel free to send me some at a discount and I’ll write another honest review just as I have here.
My days of cheap crappy socks are over! So, first you should know that I have mostly always viewed socks as a place where I could go cheap. I had some dollar amount in my mind as “this is how much socks should be” and I just refused to cross it. But last year a person selling me hiking boots explained the logic of buying a slightly too large boot and filling the space with cushiness, so I bought a pair of Darn Tough socks with a little padding. And those were nice, you know, but they were a bit shorter than I might have…