🧦 Warm and Breathable Giro Seasonal Merino Wool Cycling Socks: Ultimate Comfort on Your Rides Review

Merino wool is awesome! (In a good way.) I feel like I've already reviewed this product - twice, maybe thrice - because I love the socks so much that I've bought more for myself and some for my husband, who loves her too. , like me. make. They are thin but much warmer than synthetics in cold weather. Merino is also known for being moisture wicking and odorless. I haven't tested her nose but I can confirm my feet don't sweat in it. I have to say I don't ride my bike when the temperature is below

I like these socks. Fit is great. There is no visible logo which is nice as I prefer not to be a billboard. i love this stuff What have I learned? I've been cycling for 15 years and I'm constantly throwing coins at special cycling socks. The idea struck me as silly. Socks are socks. I've used regular socks, suit socks, low socks, high socks, thick travel socks, and thin travel socks. Out of all these socks, I finally settled on thin chic wool hiking socks with no padding for better energy…

Because I love to ride my bike all year round, I bought these (2) pairs of merino wool socks for those cold days. Unfortunately I received them in the winter months. They are 70% merino wool but are nice so feet stay warm but not as much as we would like. I think they would be optimal for the days when the temperature is in the 50's. Right now I wear them in 35 to 45 degrees Fahrenheit. I put on thick cotton socks and put them on my toes to keep my feet warm. I love how they fit snugly and…