Bridgedale Precision Ski Socks - Merino Wool (For Men)

Hotshot firefighters needs durable socks, these were not fitting for this purpose.

While these fit me fine they may run a hair small if you have wide feet or are at the top end of the size range.

Don't second guess the sizing recommendations. They're daed on.

I purchased this identical sock (in grey/black) last year, and am delighted to find it available again this year. No idea how it works as a ski sock, but it turns out to be a great Autumn/Spring cycling sock! The fit around the foot is close enough for the sock to fit inside tight, rigid road cycling shoes; the wool wicks beautifully so my foot always feels dry & comfy; and if I pull the socks all the way up my calf (so that it overlaps my thermal cycling knickers), the more heavily padded front surface of the sock acts as a sort of warm windbreak for my shins. Because of its length, it's not an orthodox cycling sock -- but it works beautifully for that purpose!

good fit and cushion. hard to wait to try it on the slope.

When I am not in my business casual attire for my daytime duties, I am in my Bridgedales. They last forever, or least until your son gets big enough to wear the same size and they all magically disappear into his dresser.

I have only had the chance to wear this pair of socks once and am still waiting for the cross country ski season to use them there. I think they will be good for the price but not extraordinary or something I would seek out.

Bridgedale NEVER lets me down. I'm a repeat customer with STP and Bridgedale, and I will be again!

I don't mind paying for good socks. I have bought similar quality for 3x the price of these. The Carhart are a better by for warmth and thickness if you get cold feet. These are nice though.

This makes about twelve pairs of Bridgedale socks that are owned between my wife and me. We have purchased Bridgedale socks for hiking, skiing and snowboarding and been very satisfied with each design. I have also purchased pairs for both my kids for snowboarding.