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WrightSock CoolMesh Lo Quarter Sock

previously retailed for:
$2.93 - $17.00

The WrightSock CoolMesh Lo Quarter Sock is not available from the stores we monitor.

Last seen June 4, 2012 at EMS.

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User Reviews

I've been using these socks for running for over 10…

Rating: rated 5 of 5 stars
Price Paid: $12/pair

I've been using these socks for running for over 10 years and LOVE them. I have never had major issues with blisters, rubbing or moisture.

Each pair does seem to wear down on the heel or toe seam after 1000+ miles, but I'd say that's a pretty good life span (plus even with a hole or two in them, they still work just fine).  They dry very quickly, are machine washable without issue, and don't retain foot odors.  A white pair will stay brownish after a few runs in the mud, but again that is entirely acceptable to me. 

I would recommend these to anyone with blister problems looking for a lightweight running/hiking sock. They are obviously more expensive than cotton socks or some other tech fabric socks, but they last long and do the job!

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The CoolMesh Lo Quarter Sock is a running sock made by WrightSock. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review

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