SOCKS
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pretty comfy & warm:
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Ain't fancy, but if you wear boots Red Wing's socks are really great. Almost feel like you're cramming your dogs into a tight tube of soft terry cloth (tightly woven). They wear very well throughout the day also have padded bottoms. They are cheap compared to the kinds of items we usually discuss on here and constructed of 85/15 cotton/nylon.
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Any one give a review of the two feet ahead socks, the different models?
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I saw them stairing at me when i was trying boots on!
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Great choice man. I need that sticker!
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I'm sorry to break it to you, but your sock addiction had started and you can be at my level if you really try
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Got these at tk max. Made in GB, might be alright, £3.99 for two pairs.
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My sock fetish had begun. After buying those wool sock and not being blown away, I rolled the dice on some wild stags from Japan and was really happy but I didn't stop there I then order wigwam merino wool socks and they are just amazing. I have a pair of thorlo socks coming for the missus too and will be grabbing some two feet ahead from gosport soon. My girlfriend is a nurse and has been trying the socks I have bought and she has found a huge difference in how her feet feel after work.
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^ I do all my running in Thorlo socks. They are the best athletic socks, bar none. Extremely comfortable and amazingly durable. When you consider how long they last, they are without a doubt worth paying a few extra bucks for. I recommend them wholeheartedly.
To be honest, I've been a bit disappointed with the Two Feet Ahead socks. Always sagging.
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I'm from the USA, so I've seen TFA socks at several retailers and they are not that great, especially for the price. I like Smartwool socks for winter and any low pro, Korean or USA made running socks for summer. Koreans make dope socks.
I mentioned the Merz socks because dude said he has a sock fetish.
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I didn't think of Merz. I have been meaning to look in to there gear though. Might leave two feet on the shelf then.
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Cotton blend vs Merion wool blend? Thoughts.
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merino just cause it wicks sweeat & moisture in general & retains heat. oh & merino cause when wet it tends to retain heat, nothing like wearing cold wet cotton socks. merino wool sucks when wet, like most fabrics to be honest, but not as much as cotton. oh & merino is just kind of light & airy without feeling like you are wearing those thin dress socks.
good sock related question
