sealskinz Thin socklet
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Aug 2013
5:44pm, 30 Aug 2013
986 posts
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Tarahumara
I am wondering whether to invest 20 of my English pounds on a pair of these - hoping they will keep my tootsies a bit more dry and toastie than they normally are on the fells in the cold and wet.... worried they won't feel comfy :-/ |
Aug 2013
5:49pm, 30 Aug 2013
26,886 posts
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Velociraptor
They're not like normal socks (in comparison, they're a bit like wearing bags on your feet), but I wear thin Sealskinz a lot in the winter, for hiking and cycling, and absolutely love them.
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Aug 2013
6:02pm, 30 Aug 2013
987 posts
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Tarahumara
And that is all I need to know! I have a £10 voucher for Bourne Sports so they'll only cost me a tenner  skips off to spend my winnings Might need them if a certain race isn't filled by the time I'm home Sunday
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Aug 2013
7:21pm, 30 Aug 2013
255 posts
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K5 Gus
Had 2 or 3 pairs, and always had wet feet on first use. A few others I know experienced the same, but then heard plenty others say only good things Prefer a merino wool sock if feet are going to get wet |
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Aug 2013
7:58pm, 30 Aug 2013
988 posts
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Tarahumara
I use merino wool socks now but I get chilblains really bad and thought wet feet get colder than dry feet... :-/
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