Walmart has 12-Pairs Athletic Works Men's Crew Socks (3 Colors) on sale for $10.98. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+, otherwise select free store pickup where available.
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6.00% Cotton, 3.00% Lyrcra/Spandex, 88.00% Polyester, 3.00% Other Fiber
Walmart has 12-Pairs Athletic Works Men's Crew Socks (3 Colors) on sale for $10.98. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+, otherwise select free store pickup where available.
Thanks to Deal Hunter jk6812 for sharing this deal.
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Avoid polyester socks always, make your feet stink because they don't breathe well like cotton
This is not true for many people. The reason polyester works for athletic wear so well is because it's moisture wicking, quick drying, and durable. If you're prone to sweaty feet, sure, these aren't going to be great. 🤷🏽 ♂️
This is not true for many people. The reason polyester works for athletic wear so well is because it's moisture wicking, quick drying, and durable. If you're prone to sweaty feet, sure, these aren't going to be great. 🤷🏽 ♂️
Nah. He's right. Also, polyester is only being used bc of the shortage of cotton. That's why you see it everywhere now.
Avoid polyester socks always, make your feet stink because they don't breathe well like cotton
Always, definitely not. You need to think outside of your little bubble. The utility is conveniently right in the brand name here...running in cotton socks, for example is a horrible idea as it retains moisture which can cause blisters and discomfort. You need a material that draws moisture away such as poly or wool, for example.
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This is not true for many people. The reason polyester works for athletic wear so well is because it's moisture wicking, quick drying, and durable. If you're prone to sweaty feet, sure, these aren't going to be great. 🤷🏽 ♂️
Don't go making any logical sense, now...the simple folk can't handle any use cases or data points outside of what they think they know.
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The reason polyester works for athletic wear so well is because it's moisture wicking, quick drying, and durable. If you're prone to sweaty feet, sure, these aren't going to be great. ���� ♂️
Where is the sweat going to "wick" to if you're enveloping your feet in athletic shoes or sneakers?
I guess if you're wearing a polyester shirt you may see this "wicking" property in action due to exposure to air.
Another thing being completely ignored in this warring thread is that polyester retains smells like craaaazy.
Your feet are going to smell like an absolute cesspit while they "wick" or whatever it is you're buying this recycled plastic for.
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Where is the sweat going to "wick" to if you're enveloping your feet in athletic shoes or sneakers?
I guess if you're wearing a polyester shirt you may see this "wicking" property in action due to exposure to air.
Another thing being completely ignored in this warring thread is that polyester retains smells like craaaazy.
Your feet are going to smell like an absolute cesspit while they "wick" or whatever it is you're buying this recycled plastic for.
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