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4-Pack Fun Toes Men's Heavy Duty Prime Merino Wool Socks
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everyclickadeal via eBay Daily Deals has 4-Pack Fun Toes Men's Heavy Duty Prime Merino Wool Socks on sale for $19.99. Shipping is free.
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- Made from 50% Merino Wool, 40% Nylon, 9% Polyester, & 1% Spandex
- Will keep you feeling warm on the coldest of days, but the socks are still lightweight and stretchy for a comfy fit
- Sizes 8 to 12
- Odor-fighting properties to keep your feet fresh
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everyclickadeal via eBay Daily Deals has 4-Pack Fun Toes Men's Heavy Duty Prime Merino Wool Socks on sale for $19.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter chaofun for sharing this deal.
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Thanks to Deal Hunter chaofun for sharing this deal.
Product Information:
- Made from 50% Merino Wool, 40% Nylon, 9% Polyester, & 1% Spandex
- Will keep you feeling warm on the coldest of days, but the socks are still lightweight and stretchy for a comfy fit
- Sizes 8 to 12
- Odor-fighting properties to keep your feet fresh
Editor's Notes
Written by Brynn- About this store:
- everyclickadeal has a 100% positive feedback rating
- Additional Note:
- Please refer to the Forum Thread for additional discussion regarding this deal.
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Merino wool is MUCH more comfortable for most people (it's softer, more finely woven and much less itchy), Generally the higher the content merino wool, the better (at least warmer) the sock should be. Also note there are thin, medium weight and heavy weight/duty (thickest) weaves so buy according to your specific needs.
Nylon is generally the next highest percentage component because it wears really well, meaning it is very resilient to thinning, tearing and ripping.
If you want to get a lot of life out of decent quality and above Merino wool socks (really any socks for that matter), wash them somewhat sparingly (which is more reasonable with wool socks) and always air dry (or at least as as often as realistically able) the heat from the dryer is hard on both the wool and the nylon, which again, should be the two most abundant components in good quality and above winter/cold weather socks.
There is a reason the informed outdoor enthusiasts say "cotton kills", same goes for socks, cotton is fantastic for primary sock construction UNLESS/until it gets wet, once it's wet it quickly becomes a liability, especially in the cold, but also in general because the fibers fill with water and stay wet which then quickly can cause all other sorts of issues.
Sorry if this is TLDR or repetitive, wish someone would have explained some of this to me much earlier in my life. 😖🥴🤦
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MERINO WOOL 50% , NYLON 40%, POLYESTER 9% & SPANDEX 1%
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These are $28.xx for 6 pairs. Not sure if exactly sane or some difference
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Merino wool is MUCH more comfortable for most people (it's softer, more finely woven and much less itchy), Generally the higher the content merino wool, the better (at least warmer) the sock should be. Also note there are thin, medium weight and heavy weight/duty (thickest) weaves so buy according to your specific needs.
Nylon is generally the next highest percentage component because it wears really well, meaning it is very resilient to thinning, tearing and ripping.
If you want to get a lot of life out of decent quality and above Merino wool socks (really any socks for that matter), wash them somewhat sparingly (which is more reasonable with wool socks) and always air dry (or at least as as often as realistically able) the heat from the dryer is hard on both the wool and the nylon, which again, should be the two most abundant components in good quality and above winter/cold weather socks.
There is a reason the informed outdoor enthusiasts say "cotton kills", same goes for socks, cotton is fantastic for primary sock construction UNLESS/until it gets wet, once it's wet it quickly becomes a liability, especially in the cold, but also in general because the fibers fill with water and stay wet which then quickly can cause all other sorts of issues.
Sorry if this is TLDR or repetitive, wish someone would have explained some of this to me much earlier in my life. 😖🥴🤦
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These are $28.xx for 6 pairs. Not sure if exactly sane or some difference
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