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Hylaea Merino Wool Ski Socks, Cold Weather Socks for Snowboarding, Snow, Winter, Thermal Knee-high Warm Socks	Ski Sock Merino Wool Ski Socks Mens Womens Skiing & Snowboarding Socks, Over The Calf	Ski Socks 2-Pack Merino Wool, Over The Calf Non-Slip Cuff for Men & Women
CS CELERSPORT 2/3/4 Pack Ski Socks for Men and Women Skiing, Snowboarding, Winter Performance Socks	Alvada Merino Wool Hiking Socks Thermal Warm Crew Winter Boot Sock For Men & Women 3 Pairs	3 Pairs Merino Wool Ski Socks for Womens Mens Thermal Winter Warm Thick Knee High Socks for Skiing Snowboarding
EBMORE 5 Pairs Womens Merino Wool Thermal Socks Winter Thick Warm Hiking Cozy Crew Comfy Boot Socks	Dickies Men's Light Compression Comfort Over-The-Calf Socks, Available in M-XXL (2, 4 Pairs)	3 Pairs Merino Wool Ski Socks Thermal Warm Winter Thick Knee High Snowboarding Skiing Socks for Women Men

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Funny how something as simple as a sock can make such a big difference in the wintertime. While you could use your old gym socks this winter, there are really, really good reasons not to ? and not just to keep from offending your friends? noses.  What makes these socks special is that they tend to do two things really, really well: they keep your feet warm and dry, and they provide extra padding at the points where we all tend to get blisters. Most use a complex combination of natural and synthetic fabrics to provide warmth while preventing sweat from pooling at the feet. The fabrics are also designed to not bunch up around the toes or ankle, even under tons of stress. Lightweight socks are good for warmer days, while medium and heavy weight fabrics have been tailored to specific weather conditions. Unless you do your winter sports in extreme temperatures, medium weight socks are often enough to keep your feet warm in most conditions.