Review on 🧦 Men's Fox River Wick Dry Tramper Merino Wool Crew Socks | Medium Weight Moisture Wicking Hiking Socks by Shawn Reiter

These socks have a thick padding in the foot area and offer a very good fit. Like a synthetic blend as it absorbs sweat and prevents blisters in many ways. Fox River socks have outperformed other brands by 3 or 4 to 1 over the years and look like they have the same exceptional durability. However, these socks are about 30% thicker than normal "boots". If you have tight boots, this leads to problems. Socks that are too thick and lead to poor blood circulation in the legs make the legs colder. I can wear these socks with hiking boots, but not with my "hiking shoes". These socks are now my favorite socks as they provide cushioning and comfort and the better fit of my hiking boots also gives me more support for my feet. In my own experience, the blend of polyester, wool, and nylon makes socks more durable, and Fox River brand socks tend to last longer than socks from other companies. This is about half the cost of socks for boots of a similar quality so great value for money. In my own experience, the blend of polyester, wool and nylon makes socks more durable, and Fox River brand socks tend to last longer than socks from other companies. This is about half the cost of socks for boots of a similar quality so great value for money. In my own experience, the blend of polyester, wool, and nylon makes socks more durable, and Fox River brand socks tend to last longer than socks from other companies.