Feet dry, even when the ground isn't

Crossing a ford, dew-soaked grass, a downpour that eventually seeps through your shoe: it's almost always through the feet that moisture gets in, and a wet foot quickly becomes cold and uncomfortable on a long outing. These socks close that gap — an integrated membrane blocks water from the outside while allowing perspiration to escape.

Why they'll never leave your bag

• Waterproof membrane — the central layer blocks water coming through the shoe to keep the foot dry, where a classic sock would soak through in minutes.
• Breathable three-layer construction — the membrane allows perspiration to escape to the outside, preventing clammy feet even during exertion.
• Flat anti-friction seams — flattened toe seams limit friction points that cause blisters on long hikes.
• Warmth and comfort — soft materials provide warmth on cold-weather outings, without hindering foot movement.
• Durable and supportive knit — the elastic nylon blend withstands wear and the ribbed cuff keeps the sock in place without slipping down into the shoe.

Designed for hikers, campers, and fishermen, but also for trail running, outdoor work, and all outings where feet are at risk of getting wet. If you hate ending a walk with soaked feet, they'll quickly find a place in your bag.

Truly waterproof without stifling your foot?

The usual concern with a waterproof sock: that it blocks water but turns your foot into a sauna. Here, the membrane works both ways — it blocks water from the outside while allowing vapor to escape from the inside. To care for them, wash them at a low temperature inside out and let them air dry, without a tumble dryer, to preserve the membrane.

Because a good outing should never end with soaked feet.