Kold Feet Men’s Knee-High Merino Wool Ski Socks Lightweight Performance Warm Outdoor Snowboard Skiing Socks Large Green
Kold Feet designs socks with comfort and support that won’t falter, whether you’re walking from meeting to meeting or exploring your favorite trail. Merino wool fibers treated to be moisture-wicking, enhanced ankle and arch support, padded heels and toes, and thoughtfully placed mesh for ventilation combine to make our socks your go-to pick to keep your feet happy.
Product Features
- An Amazon brand
- STAY UP cuff: The ski socks featured with a non-slippy cuff that prevents the socks from slipping or sliding into ski boots
- WICKING&ANTIBACTERIAL TREATMENT: Functional wicking fibers keep feet dry with ventilation channels engineered for air circulation and moisture control
- authoritative technology of antibacterial treatment helps prevent odor-causing bacteria.
- SHOCK absorption?Cushioning on the leg and foot could help to absorb the shock from sudden landing or impact.
- SEAMLESS TOE: The toe is closed stitch-by-stitch to ensure a flat look and optimal feeling during daily wearing.
- L: US Men’s shoe 9-12.5
- 1 pair/pack
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When I wear ski boots, I need extra cushioning on my shins, so these socks work great for me. The area in the photo with the horizontal stripes is actually thicker than the rest of the upper sock. The back, black part is knit with a mesh construction. The gray areas at the heel and forefoot are thicker and offer good cushioning. The toe seam is perfectly smooth and flat and causes no irritation whatsoever. There is extra compression knit into the arch to provide extra support, and it works. The…
As a Police Officer I spend long hours on my feet. With the recent arctic temperatures hitting New England without warm socks I would be in trouble. The Kold Feet Men’s knee High Performance Ski Socks do not disappoint. The are nice and tight, fit well above my boot cuffs, (which is my personal preference) and have kept my feet very warm during the last few outside details I have had in single digit or below zero temperatures. I have only had the socks a few days so i can not comment on there…