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2nds. These merino wool Goodhew hiking socks will keep you dry and warm well after you find the perfect spot to pitch the tent.
- Itch-free merino wool naturally regulates temperature, wicks moisture and doesn't retain odor
- Turn welt top
- Arch support
- Flat toe seam
- Light cushion
- Lightweight
- Crew height
- Made in United States of America
- Visit our Wool Guide
- Lightweight
- Height: Crew
- Fabric: 68% merino wool, 30% nylon, 2% spandex
- Care: Machine wash/dry
- Made in United States of America
- Visit our Wool Guide
Average Rating (189 reviews)
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Reviewed by Hiker Biker from Kalamazoo, MI on Monday, June 10, 2013The fabric is very soft and comfortable, but is thinner than I expected. I'm anxious about how durable these socks might be, but the quality is very good. I use on shoes that are a bit too tight for medium-thick socks and they do a great job of wicking and cushioning when I use on short hikes.
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Reviewed by jp from ny on Tuesday, May 21, 2013value
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Reviewed by Hiked enough to know the difference from Colorado on Sunday, May 12, 2013It is not smartwool
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Reviewed by FlyFisher1 from Bend, OR on Monday, April 15, 2013If I had to have only one type of sock to select for everyday & business casual work wear, these would be my first choice - by far. They feel great - not to thin, not too thick, no itch whatsoever, no feeling of the seams, etc. They stay up, wash well and wear a long time. These are quite possibly the best socks I have ever worn.
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Reviewed by Denver Dog Walker from Colorado on Saturday, March 09, 2013The sock has a fluffly feel like cotton but is nice and warm. Unfortunately the upper part way too tight. I don't have large calves but have to turn the sock down to prevent it from being too constricting.
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Question “Would the smallest size available (M/L) fit? I take a size 8 shoe.”
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Answer If you hover over the sizes available a tap will appear and provide you with the correct numeric sizing. I hope this helps
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Question “Are these socks good for hiking in temperatures above 85 degrees?”
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Answer They will be warm but they will wick the moisture away to keep your feet dry.
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Answer Yes, they are the best for higher temps as they both wick and don't bunch up to create pressure points on sweaty feet.
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Answer Yes.
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Answer Assuming you are wearing a boot or shoe with a breathable upper, you'll be fine. I prefer light wool in hot conditions more than any synthetics I have used. When I hike in hot conditions, I try to pack a spare pair of socks and change them at rest breaks if the socks I'm wearing are uncomfortably damp. These will dry pretty fast.
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Answer I don't see why not. They wick away moisture and have the light cushion.
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Answer They could be good for temperatures above 85 degrees. The sock has some cushion, but not heavy enough to suit me for an all day heavy hike.
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Answer Yes, definitely. These are a lightweight wool blend and they will keep your feet cool and dry in hot temps. Great socks.
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