Bridgedale

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Bamboo Lo

This sock is comfortable and regulates temperature for all day comfort. Durable and does not retain odor. One of my most favorite pairs of socks. I have several pair and am please with how durable they have been over the years. The fabric is soft and does not retain odor like similar all synthetic socks do. Best for everyday wear and with hiking boots in all types of temperatures and weather. My feet stay warm but not too warm and the sock has great cushion when hiking all day with a pack. They… Full review

Bamboo Lo

A very soft, comfortable, reasonably hard-wearing sock that keeps feet cool and dry. Overall a good product, which can be found for a reasonable price. According to Bridgedale, the fiber content is: 43% Coolmax / polyester 29% Viscose from Bamboo 27% Nylon / polyamide 1% Lycra / elastane Which is not all that dissimilar from other sport or hiking socks except for the bamboo yarn. To be honest, I don't know how much of an impact the bamboo content has. The material does feel soft and is very comfortable,… Full review

Active Light Hiker

Wick reasonably well, suitably cushioned, can take miles of warm weather hiking. NOT FOR COLD conditions, as there is cotton in the construction. I've had a little faster wear than I expected, but overall a solid effort. Full review

Heel Fit

Definitely stays on the heel, with plenty of warmth, protection, and support. I've used these mountain biking in snowy conditions, hiking and trekking in snowy backcountry, and trail running in snow/slush. They have been super comfortable, staying high over my calves to keep me warm. The 4 star rating is for durability issues: my left sock is separating at the heel seam...darn. Full review

Endurance Summit

I purchased a mid-weight and heavyweight pair of Bridgedale socks because I had heard so many good things about the brand. This is the heavyweight, which I would wear as an alternative to the thick Smartwool socks I use for heavy hiking and four-season trips. The sock is a blend of merino wool and synthetic. It is a surprisingly warm, high-volume —it feels thicker and warmer than it looks and is definitely suitable for the coldest conditions you could encounter. Like any merino sock, it is soft… Full review