Expedition sock designed for cold environments. Cushioning throughout provides extra warmth, extra impact resistance and extra comfort. A sock for serious adventurers, the Explorer Merino Endurance Boot sits at an ideal height for boots with an extended ankle cuff.… Featuring cushioning throughout for warmth and engineered advanced zonal padding system for support and comfort, this is the ultimate sock for long or multi day high mountain and winter expeditions. Merino Performance Fusion Technology provides resilient padding, balanced insulation, moisture wicking and outstanding durability for all day comfort. The Performance Fit is close and supportive and won’t slip down, or bunch in your footwear no matter how long the day. The toe box is closed with an insulated Flat Toe Seam to prevent cold spots and the sock is kept securely in place with an Elasticated Arch and 3D-shaped heel cup. Built on a structure of Lycra and set by our Thermo Fit process ensures the sock returns to its original shape and size after every wash. Tested by Explorers in the coldest, most extreme places on this planet this sock delivers more comfort and warmth than any other Bridgedale sock and is the ideal choice for cold-weather expeditions. SPECIFICATIONS 28% Merino Wool 19% New Wool 34% Nylon/polyamide 18% Endurofil/ polypropylene 1% LYCRA/elastane Weight (pair) : 134gms
Bridgedale Explorer Heavyweight Merino Performance Boot Walking Socks
CAD $101.99
- Socks in the EXPLORER range are designed to be worn inside mountaineering footwear and during extended cold weather activities.
- Full, heavy-weight cushioning.
- 100% Polyester
- Liner Base Layer Coolmax Liner X 13
- 710151/445/M
- Fusion Technology provides excellent moisture management, effectively wicking moisture away from the foot.
- Enhanced warmth and ultimate comfort.
- Fiber Content: 28% Merino Wool, 19% New Wool, 34% Nylon / Polyamide, 18% Endurofil / Polypropylene, 1% LYCRA / Elastase
In stock
Additional information
| Weight | 0.16 kg |
|---|---|
| brand | Bridgedale |
| dimensions |