Review on 🧦 Stay Dry and Comfortable with FoxRiver Women's Wick Dry Outlander Socks by Abdy Traini

Bought for work but in HVAC you're always outside. Most of the time they keep my feet wonderfully warm, so much so that I don't even have to put them on until the temperature drops below 20 degrees. I don't have insulated boots (boots don't breathe at all) but they still make my feet sweat when it's not that cold. I recently wore them during a polar vortex with a -26 degree cold wind on the roof and my feet were numb/burned after 1.5 hours outdoors with a 15 minute break inside (3 hours total). Not recommended for extreme temperatures, but - 10 to 20 degrees is perfect for the money. I wore my Carhartt thick wool socks on another roof in -26 degrees and they held up much better, FYI.