Wool Crew Socks - Overland Orange LG / Single Reviews

4.7 Rating 104 Reviews

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“At first I was a bit concerned about the fit of the socks, I am diabetic and am very aware of my feet and the potential issues. But, knowing that Grip6 truly stands behind their products I took the plunge and ordered socks for my self and my wife. Both the long/regular socks and the ankle socks. WOW! the feeling of support of these socks is absolutely amazing. At the end of the day my feet are as rested as they were first thing in the morning. I had no idea socks could play such an important role in foot comfort. Yes, there is a bit of imprint due to edema, but it quickly resolves itself. I am delighted with these socks and am going to be purchasing more today!”

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Posted 3 years ago

“So far so good! Comfortable and keep my feet dry al day at work! They seem pretty tough so far. Plus they have a great warranty and are made in the USA! Will buy more!”

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Posted 3 years ago

“These are just overall great socks. The only activity I haven't yet worn them for is snowboarding, but I trust they will hold up well even to that task. Hiking, camping, and keeping the feet warm while sleeping under the stars, these socks have not disappointed. I will be ordering more of the Grip6 socks as my current socks get cycled out of use from age/wear. And they're made in the USA! I just love that!”

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Posted 3 years ago

“I usually can't wear wool because I get a rash. These are the exception. Not the scratchy wool feel, very comfortable and you can wear one pair to keep your feet warm in the coldest temperatures. I wore one pair under may boots during our recent snowstorm and my feed stayed warm for hours.”