more»SmartWool PhD Outdoor Light Crew Sock
$13.59 - $23.94
MSRP: $19.95 (men's)
where to buy:
$13.62 CampSaver.com (women's)
$14.67 CampSaver.com (women's)
$13.59 Backcountry.com (women's)
$16.72 Backcountry.com (men's)
User Reviews
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Reviewed by 2 Trailspace users
Smartwool means quality. Smartwool is the premiere…
ADKinLA
155 reviewer rep
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Source: bought it new
Summary
Smartwool means quality.
Pros
- Light
- Quality construction
- Good fit
Smartwool is the premiere outdoor sock in my humble estimation (and considering how much they charge per pair, that is about right). The fit is smooth, not overly bulky in the toes and this particular sock gives you the benefits of wool (quick drying, not that smelly) and yet is very light so hiking in SoCal where I am means that your feet aren't overly hot.
The socks perform well and last a long time. A definite recommend.
these socks are awesome, i am going to switch all…
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Price Paid: $20
these socks are awesome, i am going to switch all my socks over to these. very very comfy. they do feel like wool but don't itch a bit. they are 20$ bucks a pair, but they are worth it.
Description
The PhD Outdoor Light Crew Sock is a hiking/backpacking sock made by SmartWool. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 2 user reviews
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