LANLEO Merino Wool Hiking Socks for Women Men Thermal Extra Thick Winter thermal Comfy Cushioning Crew Boot Socks 4 Pairs
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Fabric type: 70% merino wool, 23% polyester, 5% spandex, 2% nylon.Origin: ImportedPattern: Color BlockJoin Prime Cancel anytimeThermal Composition : LANLEO hiking socks for women and men are made of 70% merino wool, 23% polyester, 5% spandex, 2% nylon. Men women merino wool socks has better temperature regulation functional and perfect companion for chilly days,ensuring toasty feet in any cold weatherProtection for Feet : These mens womens wool thermal socks have arch support ,which can improve the blood circulation and keep socks fit snugly. Cushion foot absorbs shock and reduces risk of blister. Extra thick wool socks can greatly improve your comfort in hiking , running , walking , climbing , camping, skiing, trekking, working, hunting or everyday wear, ensuring every step is comfortableCompression & Support : Engineered with targeted compression, these men women cushioning wool socks provide more compression support for relieving foot fatigue and helping muscle recovery. They can fit feet snugly and more stable, the premium merino wool material provides exceptional moisture-wicking properties, quick drying, and all-day coziness5 Pairs and Size : There are 5 pairs merino wool hiking boot socks for mens and womens. We offer 2 sizes as options, M & L .Size M fits for US men’s shoe size 6-8.5 / women’s shoe size 5.5-10.Size L fits for US men’s shoe size 8.5-12 / women’s shoe size 10-13A Must Have for the Winter : Available in various color designs, our winter cozy crew wool socks for men wome are a practical addition to every mens womens winter wardrobe also best gift for men & women, you can choose these comfy thick wool socks as gifts for your loved ones on birthday, Valentine’s Day, Father’s Day, Mother’s Day, Christmas or Other anniversaries Perfect for everyday use. finest materials and excellent craftsmanship ensure long-lasting durability.
