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Sealskinz Waterproof Sock

Sealskinz · Mid · About 4 oz a pair

A membrane sock for cold, wet feet, not for July.

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Waterproof socks hold sweat. In warm weather that is its own blister factory. In cold rain and slush they can keep a margin that a soaked wool sock loses. Dry the shoe too. A dry sock in a swamp boot is a short-lived victory.

Who should buy it. Cold-weather hikers dealing with snow or bog.

Best for. Cold wet approaches and snow slush

Standout limitation. Hot and clammy in summer

A waterproof sock on a granite slab beside boots

Specs

Type
Waterproof
Use
Cold wet
Season
Winter and early spring

Pros

  • Keeps slush out
  • Useful in winter
  • Wearable with boots

Cons

  • Clammy
  • Not a summer sock
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Sealskinz Waterproof Sock

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