Wool Boot Sock - Coyote MD / Single Reviews

4.9 Rating 22 Reviews

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(801) 654-3091

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7037, High Tech Drive,
7037, High Tech Drive
Midvale
84047

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Posted 2 years ago

“I like the wool boot socks. I bought one pair as a trial for warm-weather hiking. Surprisingly my feet stayed cool and dry and oder free in 80+ temp. Great value.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“I work and play in the woods. I'm hard on my gear and like quality stuff. *first impressions*: I got 2 sets of grip6 wool socks. First impressions are that the quality is very good. The feel in my boots is very nice and they double up with liners/thin socks well. The only downside is they cost a few dollars more than some others. I expect that these will last a while and are fairly comparable to other quality brands but only time and use will really tell.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“These socks make ski boots more comfortable. Obviously, they won’t rescue your feet from poorly fitting ski boots, but they will make well fitting ski boots more pleasant to wear. These socks keep my feet warm and as dry as possible in ski boots (hard to stay completely dry in an unventilated boot, but these socks do very well). I think I’ll replace all my ski socks with these.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Very comfortable!! Love Them!!”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Good material. but “boot length” is not real boot length. Covers only half of calf and constantly falls down.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Excellent boot socks, which make my Truman Upland boots fit like a million bucks! So comfortable hiking all day in snow, mud & gravel. They fit great, very easy to hand wash at camp and drip dry overnight. If you've never worn wool boot socks hiking, you will be pleasantly surprised what a difference they make. Your feet will thank you. Remember, "leave no trace," and Get Outside!”

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Posted 2 years ago