WrightSock

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Escape Crew

Good quality sock with unique feature of being a double sock construction where a liner sock is integrated with an outer sock. I purchased these socks to use with New Balance Leadville 2 shoes for section hikes of the JMT this last summer and in general I am very happy with the fit and performance of these socks. I have tender feet and can get blisters without to much trouble if I don't use a liner with a more cushioned sock when I am hiking, and I didn't experience any problems I would associate… Full review

CoolMesh II Quarter Sock

Lightweight, dries fast, durable, comfortable, BLISTER FREE! Wrightsocks are an interesting concept: marry a liner sock and an outer sock in one piece, lighter than the full combo, but still providing the moisture control and friction reduction of the standard pairing.  I'm happy to say it works like a charm! I took a chance on these socks last summer. I bought two pair for a 100-mile section hike on the Pacific Crest Trail in Oregon. I normally wear your standard light poly liner/heavy cushioned… Full review

Coolmesh II Crew Sock

A blister-free guarantee that I have tested and found to be true. It seems like the minute I let my guard down and forget to wear decent socks or stop to dry my feet I will earn a stern reminder from my heel in the form of a blister. In the same way that each new summer earns me that first sunburn each hiking season gets me, if I am not careful, a new blister. After my gentle reminder I usually resort back to wearing a light liner sock under my normal hiking socks and this works but Wrightsock has… Full review

CoolMesh II Tab Sock

These are the best socks I have ever put on my feet! I bought these for the gym, but they have also been worn on day hikes. I love the double layer system and the fit. The seam cannot even be felt. They even keep their shape after a couple of days of wear. Full review

CoolMesh II Lo Quarter Sock

These socks were comfortable for about 25 miles of hiking. Then the two layers of material started moving independently, causing the outer layer to bunch up in the heel. Needless to say, this is undesirable and could lead to blisters. I bought a pair of these socks to try as a "liner" sock under a thicker pair of "Experia" Thorlo-cushioned socks when wearing Vasque Scree 2.0 low-cut hiking shoes.  I bought them for possible use on a John Muir Trail through-hike. I used these (WrightSocks) for one… Full review