Optimized Merino Wool Ski Socks for Enhanced Performance - Unisex Outdoor Winter Socks for Snowboarding and Skiing Review

When I'm outside, usually only my feet get cold. I just used them for the first time moving boxes outside in -7 degrees Fahrenheit for a few hours. My shoes had turned into icicles, but somehow my feet were still warm. I was only wearing one pair of socks. I can't wait to see how my feet hold up in a pair of properly insulated boots!

These were the first ski socks I bought that kept my toes warm (I always have cold toes and I usually use heating pads) and stay snug (but not too tight) on my shin all day . I live in Colorado and ski about once or twice a week during the season and these socks are absolutely perfect. I ended up ordering more and wear them with my sorels when the heavy stuff comes.

I loved wearing it on my last ski trip of the season. They provided the warmth I wanted while still being thin enough that I didn't feel sore at the end of the day. They still caused some discomfort, but that's not entirely the sock's fault. I have very large calves and boots often cause me discomfort if not constant pain because my socks cut into my calves so much. In the end, I definitely recommend them.

PureAthlete or PureAthlete is $22 Today's Deal of the Day is $13! The proportion of merino wool is 22%. It has a specific left and right sock, I like it. Feels good and fits my feet perfectly. The height is just right too. Material is strategically slightly raised at the calf and ankle. I have shoes 8.5-9 and the average size is perfect. I was skeptical because the packaging is just a plastic bag, but I don't care after you open it and put it inside. I compared them to two other Merino wool ski