🧦 Premium Merino Wool Ski Snowboard Socks for Women - Exceptional Warmth and Comfort Review

I really liked the socks. I used them skiing last weekend and they were warm. Ski boots also have no seams that could cause calluses. At some point I will probably buy more.

I bought them for a trip to Yellowstone. They warmed my feet. The only time my feet were cold was around 0 degrees during the day and we didn't move much because we were taking photos.

Excellent ski socks. I like you very much! They're thick enough to provide cushioning and warmth, but don't fit my already very narrow ski boots. If you're looking for the most comfortable socks you can find, look no further because this is what you need.

I like it very much so far. They are made from a wool blend, thicker than usual and knee high. Yes they are snug but not tight, so far they have stayed at knee level rather than sliding down my leg. I'm looking for socks to wear with boots, especially for all day wear.

I wish I had a dozen of these for winter. These are the most comfortable and by far the warmest socks I've ever worn. I highly recommend them if you have very cold weather and/or if your feet usually try to mimic ice and are always as cold as mine.

I love these socks! They are thick, with a great design, stretched enough to be pulled on easily but not too tight to make them flexible. Excellent arch support. I wear size 6 shoes so I bought a small one. They fit me better than most 4-10 socks which are a bit large at times. If your shoe size is larger than 6, you may need a medium or large size. The small size also probably fits a 4-5.5ft tall person.

I bought these shoes for snowboarding to keep my boots comfortable and my feet warm and dry. It was the highest percentage of merino wool, so I went with it. They kept my feet in good condition and provided good pressure point relief in my new boots until they were packed. It says size 7.5-9.5 but I think it's too much. I'm a size 8.5, my feet are wider and they're snug as hell on my feet but mostly on my calves. The photo shows how they are stretched. Luckily it didn't work for me, but it can…