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Wow….. haven’t had them off since I bought them… Bought 2nd Pair as so Pleased….. So Cushioning Warm and Well Made….. Glad I Bought them…. Get Yours…. You Won’t be Disappointed…..
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The Feeet Merino Lite Hiker is ideal for all year round walking and rambling, not too thick and great for most activities.
Feeet have made this sock boot length so that you can use it in your favourite hiking boots or with your approach shoes or trainers. The heel and toes and reinforced with a Cordura blended Merino for strength.
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Add to BasketWow….. haven’t had them off since I bought them… Bought 2nd Pair as so Pleased….. So Cushioning Warm and Well Made….. Glad I Bought them…. Get Yours…. You Won’t be Disappointed…..
Started wearing more merino wool recently and replacing my walking socks with merino wool/wool socks. These are no disappointment, they are superbly cushioned around the toes and heel, have a bit of support around the arch and top of the foot. The socks are high enough to use with higher boots if need be. They've kept my feet warm outside and inside during the UK autumn / cold spell we've had. Wearing with trail trainers/boots they are comfortable to wear all day, they allow great ventilation to keep your feet dry. Wash on a normal cycle and air dry, these socks have not lost any shape / structure / elasticity. They are definitely worth it. Buy cheap buy twice - don't neglect your feet!
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Yes, this item is legal to own in the United Kingdom.
We base this opinion on our interpretation of UK Knife Law (see our blog). Be aware that there are different rules for owning and carrying knives in public in the UK. Read about the difference here.
