Really warm socks (not wool)
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Re: Really warm socks (not wool)
I've used Bama Sokkets to good effect in the past. Kept my feet toasty on a couple of 100 mile all-night winter rides before.

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Re: Really warm socks (not wool)
Bearbonesnorm wrote:I've used Bama Sokkets to good effect in the past. Kept my feet toasty on a couple of 100 mile all-night winter rides before.
Can't find what they are made of? Bit err 'special' looking aren't they
Re: Really warm socks (not wool)
"The cushioning acrylic inner layer carries off the foot moisture. The foot remains dry and warm. The cotton outer layer absorbs perspiration. To be worn with or without socks."restlessnative wrote:Bearbonesnorm wrote:I've used Bama Sokkets to good effect in the past. Kept my feet toasty on a couple of 100 mile all-night winter rides before.
Can't find what they are made of? Bit err 'special' looking aren't they
Source: http://www.rothervalleyoptics.co.uk/bam ... socks.html
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Re: Really warm socks (not wool)
WTF gonna see 'emBit err 'special' looking aren't they

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Re: Really warm socks (not wool)
Just picked up my decathlon neoprene sock order ready for snowmaggedon at the weekend...
Re: Really warm socks (not wool)
Thought it was supposed to get a bit milder at the weekend?restlessnative wrote:Just picked up my decathlon neoprene sock order ready for snowmaggedon at the weekend...

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Re: Really warm socks (not wool)
oh yeah, rubbish, warmer = mud 
