![]() ![]() What we like: Light and breathable design is great for summer hiking. Materials: 46% merino wool, 51% nylon, 3% elastane Smartwool Run Zero Cushion Ankle Socks ($20) See the Men's Darn Tough Micro Crew See the Women's Darn Tough Micro Crewīest Lightweight Sock for Summer Hiking 2. And if you like Darn Tough socks but are looking for something a little more breathable, check out their Light Hiker Micro Crew Lightweight model ($24), which is a thinner alternative with a performance fit similar to the Smartwool Performance Hike Light below. But this is telling: In all the miles we've racked up with our Micro Crews (some are 7+ years old and counting), we haven’t put a hole in one sock. Our nitpicks with the Micro Crew are that the cushioning underfoot can make the sock a little warmer on hot days than thinner models like the Smartwool Performance Hike Light below, and the tough construction means losing a tiny bit of plushness. The fit is super comfortable, not overly elasticized around the arch or forefoot, and doesn’t bunch or create pressure points.Īs we've found, no sock is totally perfect. High-density knitting creates excellent padding and breathability for virtually any 3-season outdoor activity. ![]() Our favorite model for hiking and backpacking is the Micro Crew Cushion. With cozy seamless construction, high-quality merino wool, and a lifetime warranty to back it up, Darn Tough socks simply are the best. Smartwool used to be synonymous with hiking socks, but over the past few years Darn Tough has taken the lead. What we don’t: Tough construction means they aren’t quite as plush as some other socks on this list. What we like: Comfortable and last forever. Materials: 61% merino wool, 36% nylon, 3% spandex A Thru-Hiking Favorite: Darn Tough Quarter Cushionīest Merino Wool Hiking Sock 1.Best Multi-Sport Sock With a Performance Fit: Swiftwick Pursuit Four.Best Budget/Synthetic Hiking Sock: REI Coolmax EcoMade Lightweight.Best Lightweight Sock for Summer Hiking: Smartwool Run Zero Cushion.Best Merino Wool Hiking Sock: Darn Tough Micro Crew Cushion.And for more on hiking footwear, we’ve tested and written about the best hiking boots and hiking shoes. For more information, see our hiking sock comparison table and buying advice. It’s true that quality hiking socks are pricey-they generally run in the ballpark of $20-$25 per pair-but all of the options below are tough enough for trail duty and made to last. Most of our favorites are made with merino wool, which has become the standard-bearer in socks and next-to-skin layers. We've tested the full array of styles in varied conditions, and below are our picks for the best hiking socks of 2023. Relieve your tired, achy feet-shop Tommie Copper socks today.You can’t overvalue a great pair of hiking socks: They keep your feet comfortable and dry while helping to prevent blisters and hotspots. Try wearable wellness today, and see how compression socks can help you feel better when you’re on your feet all day. Add Comfort to Your Day with Tommie Copper Compression Socks for Men Our socks feature fabric innovations like 1x1 mesh, which provides elite wicking and breathability properties, and graduated compression, which targets support and relief to the muscles that need it most.įrom the gym to the office, from work boots to loafers, our complete lineup of compression socks for men has you covered with exactly the right sock for the activity at hand. Compression Sock Optionsįrom ankle socks to knee-highs, we have your feet covered with compression socks that support, relieve, and enhance recovery in your muscles and joints. On top of this, our socks are stylish yet provide the relief and support that your achilles, arch, and heel need on your busiest of days. The secret to our support socks for men ? Our patented Copper Znergy technology fights odors and wicks sweat, to keep your feet cool, dry, and comfortable with every step. That’s why we created compression socks for men, designed to make your feet and legs feel like new again. Every step you take after a long day can feel like a chore. ![]()
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