Darn Tough Light Hiker Micro Crew Light Cushion Sock – Men’s Denim Large
May 23, 2018 - Comment
Light, nimble, fast and rugged. Darn Tough’s Light Hiker is the go-to sock that won’t weigh you down when you’re hammering out the miles.
Product Features
- Performance Fit: No slipping, no bunching, and no blisters.
- Fine Gauge Knitting: Unprecedented durability and our unique “put it on, forget it’s on” feel.
- Fast Action Wicking: Pulls moisture away from skin. Fast drying.
- Still made in Vermont, USA. Still unconditionally guaranteed for life.
- Gear Coop, GreatX, Go Bros, Lone Cone, Pike To Peak, Shoe Annex, Sole Provisions, and Dearborn Supply are the exclusive authorized retailers on Amazon.com. Darn Tough cannot verify the authenticity of product from other sellers.
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Mailman tested I bought these socks for my husband who is a mailman. We’re having one of the snowiest and coldest winters this year. He would come home with his feet wet and shriveled even though he had two pairs of socks and boots on. He loves these socks!! He is one of the cheapest people I know, but he asked me to buy him four more pairs! (Probably having such bad weather is because hell froze over at this! 🙂
A sock is a sock, isn’t it? I’m a guy, so I’m thinking “Special socks? Really? I mean, how much difference can they make?” Well, a lot of difference as it turns out. These socks are fantastic. Very comfortable, phenomenal performance keeping my feet dry on long hikes in 90F+ weather and they reduce chaffing. They are also pretty fantastic at keeping down foot odor..I don’t have a huge problem in that arena, but after a couple of days hiking in the same pair of socks, well, you notice some odor. But I’ve…
Excellent and Comfortable [Update 3: February 26, 2017]Coming up on three years of use and these are still hole-free. I no longer use these hiking since quite a bit of the cushion is gone, but they are still great for running and everyday use.[Update 2: March 23, 2016]All good things much come to an end… except these socks apparently. Two years in: still no holes, still torturing these on a weekly basis. That said, some of the cushion on the bottom of the sock is now gone around the arch of my…