Dahlgren Socks

Backpacking - Hiking - Walking/Golfing - Training - Cycling - Blading

At the heart of Dahlgren's high performance socks, Alpaca delivers both comfort and durability. It's strong. It's supple. It protects tender feet against extreme temperatures. And it's far more durable than wool... up to three times tougher. Ultra durable, yet ultra soft because Dahlgren uses only the very highest quality super-fine Alpaca. XL SIZES.

Using this fine-scale, hollow-core Alpaca wool to absorb moisture in key perspiration zones and synthetic fibers to wick moisture away from the feet, Dahlgren has created the ultimate climate control system for your feet. Made in US. FALLING $ HAS PUSHED UP COST OF FINE IMPORTED ALPACA--SOCKLINKS WILL PERSERVE YOUR INVESTMENT!

DeFeet Socks

Cycling/Blading/Running

SEE REDUCED PRICES! Designer of specialty athletic wear including cycling socks designed for moisture management, durability and superior fit. DeFeet's AirEator model of cycling socks have been a favorite with athletes both on the circuit and on the local bike path. Used by runners and inline skaters as well. Made in the US. GREAT PRICES! XL SIZES!

Thorlo Socks

NEW, THORLO COMBAT SOCKS!

For over 25 years, THOR•LO has been conducting research to develop proprietary fiber blends which enhance wicking and durability. THOR•LO is an industry leader in blended fiber technology, which it incorporates into every sock it makes to assure comfort and satisfaction.

Now, after close collaboration with the US Armed Forces, THOR•LO has introduced the ultimate sock for Military personnel: the Thorlo Combat Boot sock. Designed for desert and woodland applications, the new color, Coyote Brown, has been specified for Marine digital “cammies.” Equipped with Socklinks, these socks are easy to maintain, comfortable, blister-free and anti-bacterial.SEE REDUCED PRICES! XL SIZES.

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Socklinks™

Links

Plastic links used to connect pairs of socks together by threading a single link through specially adhered tabs on each sock and then engaging the connector. Buy spare packages of 6 links here. (Useful only on socks with adhered tabs!) (Part of the patent pending system for connecting socks together.) Made in the US.