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Feel Breath Cross Country White Gray crew socks 2-packs
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$45.60 - Regular price
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$56.99 - Sale price
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$45.60
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Description
Boost your cross-country performance with our Cross Country Compression Crew Socks. Crafted from a premium blend of Merino wool, acrylic, polyester, nylon, rubber, and spandex, these socks offer advanced compression technology and moisture-wicking fabric for ultimate comfort and support during your runs.
MATERIALS INFORMATION
Wool, Nylon,Acrylic, Polyester, Rubber, Spandex
Gender: Women's
Size: 9 – 11 US
Machine wash cold on gentle cycle, do not bleach, tumble dry low, do not dry-clean or iron.
SHIPPING & RETURNS
We offer guaranteed delivery on certain delivery speeds and select products. You'll be sent a shipping confirmation email with a tracking link once your order leaves our warehouse.
If at any time you are unsatisfied with our socks, we want you to let us know. Our guarantee covers free returns within 30 days of receipt of
We Re-engineering Every Socks
On the trail, every step counts.
Merino wool trail running socks provide you with superior comfort and material properties, so you can maintain confidence and push your limits on challenging terrain.
Durable Strength
The natural elasticity of merino wool ensures that the socks always fit the shape of your foot, providing comfortable support, no matter how far you run. In addition, the socks are made of wear-resistant materials, which can withstand the test of various harsh conditions in trail running. They can still look like new after long-term use, and accompany you every time you conquer new challenges.
Carefully designed
Our trail running socks are engineered to fit your foot perfectly, without slipping or wrinkling during long runs. The special seamless weave prevents friction, so you don't have to worry about blisters and skin irritation when challenging the most demanding terrain. The anti-slip design gives you stability and ease no matter what the trail conditions.
