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OUTDOOR SOCKS

MOISTURE MANAGEMENT

The primary purpose of outdoor socks is to keep feet dry. As feet sweat – up to a cup of water a day from a pair of feet – socks draw moisture away from the foot and into the lining of the boots. The moisture passes through the lining and is then released into the air.

CONSTRUCTION

Socks should fit snugly and stay put

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