Product Description
Wigwam Outlast® Weather Warrior Crew Length Outdoor Adult Socks
Sold and priced per 6 pairs of socks of the same size and color.
Made in the USA.
Features:
- Crew length
- Outlast® fiber balances the temperature of your feet, never too hot or too cold
- Fully cushioned
- Stay put top
- Long wearing heel and toe
- Heavyweight
- Foot hugging fit and comfort
- Seamless toe closure
Crew Length:
A sock that extends beyond ankle length, but not beyond the largest part of the calf. Typically 9" to 12" in length.
Made of 40% Outlast® Acrylic, 23% Olefin, 18% Stretch Nylon, 17% Wool, 1% Spandex, 1% Stretch Polyester
Outlast® Acrylic:
Outlast® is a PCM or Phase Change Material that is combined with acrylic fibers or viscose rayon fibers. The PCM is able to absorb extra heat generated by the human body when it is too warm and releases heat from the human body when it is too cold. Thus it serves as a temperature regulating material. Ideal for use in socks where the person wearing them is engaged in active pursuits. Its properties also reduce perspiration.
Olefin/Polypropylene:
A superior, water-repelling fiber that won't accept moisture. It is used alone or with absorbent outer layers that work together to wick moisture away from your body. It is very strong and has the lowest specific gravity (lightest) of any man-made fiber. It is also stain-resistant and colorfast. The company that developed this fiber won the Nobel Prize.
Stretch Nylon:
Continuous nylon filaments that are crimped and heat set to provide elasticity. Due to the relatively high level of elasticity imparted to nylon after it is crimped and heat set, it is very commonly utilized to make stretch socks in combination with other yarns.
Wool:
The original, easy care fiber. The crimp in the wool fiber causes it to act like a tiny spring, but coils back to its original position. It features inherent qualities such as wrinkle resistance, colorfastness, shape recovery (resilience) and it breathes with your body. It can be knit in various weights to provide increasing levels of insulation for every temperature. Wool yarn, when knit into a thicker sock, tends to be bulky and lofty. Air becomes entrapped and it becomes an ideal insulator. Wools socks also keep feet drier because wool absorbs as much as 30% of its own weight in moisture before it begins to feel damp.
Spandex:
A man-made fiber with elastic properties that is often used in place of rubber. Used with other fibers, it provides elasticity, recovery, and close fit, primarily in the legs of socks to hold them in place and in the arch and ankle to provide extra support.
Stretch Polyester:
Hydrophobic (water-repelling) fiber that is known for its durability and is extremely colorfast for vivid coloration.
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Sold and priced per 6 pairs of socks of the same size and color.
Made in the USA.
Features:
- Crew length
- Outlast® fiber balances the temperature of your feet, never too hot or too cold
- Fully cushioned
- Stay put top
- Long wearing heel and toe
- Heavyweight
- Foot hugging fit and comfort
- Seamless toe closure
Crew Length:
A sock that extends beyond ankle length, but not beyond the largest part of the calf. Typically 9" to 12" in length.
Made of 40% Outlast® Acrylic, 23% Olefin, 18% Stretch Nylon, 17% Wool, 1% Spandex, 1% Stretch Polyester
Outlast® Acrylic:
Outlast® is a PCM or Phase Change Material that is combined with acrylic fibers or viscose rayon fibers. The PCM is able to absorb extra heat generated by the human body when it is too warm and releases heat from the human body when it is too cold. Thus it serves as a temperature regulating material. Ideal for use in socks where the person wearing them is engaged in active pursuits. Its properties also reduce perspiration.
Olefin/Polypropylene:
A superior, water-repelling fiber that won't accept moisture. It is used alone or with absorbent outer layers that work together to wick moisture away from your body. It is very strong and has the lowest specific gravity (lightest) of any man-made fiber. It is also stain-resistant and colorfast. The company that developed this fiber won the Nobel Prize.
Stretch Nylon:
Continuous nylon filaments that are crimped and heat set to provide elasticity. Due to the relatively high level of elasticity imparted to nylon after it is crimped and heat set, it is very commonly utilized to make stretch socks in combination with other yarns.
Wool:
The original, easy care fiber. The crimp in the wool fiber causes it to act like a tiny spring, but coils back to its original position. It features inherent qualities such as wrinkle resistance, colorfastness, shape recovery (resilience) and it breathes with your body. It can be knit in various weights to provide increasing levels of insulation for every temperature. Wool yarn, when knit into a thicker sock, tends to be bulky and lofty. Air becomes entrapped and it becomes an ideal insulator. Wools socks also keep feet drier because wool absorbs as much as 30% of its own weight in moisture before it begins to feel damp.
Spandex:
A man-made fiber with elastic properties that is often used in place of rubber. Used with other fibers, it provides elasticity, recovery, and close fit, primarily in the legs of socks to hold them in place and in the arch and ankle to provide extra support.
Stretch Polyester:
Hydrophobic (water-repelling) fiber that is known for its durability and is extremely colorfast for vivid coloration.
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**BECAUSE DYE LOTS VARY, WE CANNOT GUARANTEE COLOR MATCHING ON ALL SHIPMENTS**
Due to color differences in monitors, the colors on this site are for reference only. Please contact Epic Sports if you have any color questions.
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Customer Reviews
S. COUCH (Alabama) on December 21, 2012
These are the perfect boot socks for my Georgia Mud Dogs!They have moderate comfortable cushioning,great temperature regulation and wick dry properties,and elastic that keeps the sock up,but is not too tight. The medium fit my size 8 woman's foot perfectly,and the price and service from Epic Sports is the best online!
