Hiker Boot Midweight Sock (Regular Cushion) Women’s

Hiker Boot Midweight Sock (Regular Cushion) Women’s

Darn Tough

$27.00

Cushioning along the bottom of the foot provides the perfect amount of support while a smooth, performance fit assures there is no slipping, no bunching, and no blisters. Fine gauge knitting makes this Merino Wool sock a true workhorse that is supremely comfortable, breathable and fast drying. This sock stays cool in the summer and warm in the winter, plus it is naturally antimicrobial which is a great feature when you need to get an extra day or two out of your socks.

The Regular cushion boot sock is a slightly thinner version of the Full Cushion boot sock, and is ideal for slim-fitting footwear and warmer conditions. 

  • Small: US 4.5 - 7
  • Medium: US 7.5 - 9.5
  • Large: US 10 - 11.5

Description

Cushioning along the bottom of the foot provides the perfect amount of support while a smooth, performance fit assures there is no slipping, no bunching, and no blisters. Fine gauge knitting makes this Merino Wool sock a true workhorse that is supremely comfortable, breathable and fast drying. This sock stays cool in the summer and warm in the winter, plus it is naturally antimicrobial which is a great feature when you need to get an extra day or two out of your socks.

The Regular cushion boot sock is a slightly thinner version of the Full Cushion boot sock, and is ideal for slim-fitting footwear and warmer conditions. 

  • Small: US 4.5 – 7
  • Medium: US 7.5 – 9.5
  • Large: US 10 – 11.5

Additional information

Option

Slate (Sm), Slate (Med), Slate (Lg), Plum Heather (Sm), Plum Heather (Med), Plum Heather (Lg), Moss Heather (Sm), Moss Heather (Med), Denim (Med)

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