By: Torben Lonne
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The DexShell waterproof socks not only care for your feet in various weather conditions but are also gentle on the environment.
These DexShell socks are suitable to wear on walks, hikes, and running. Made with Nylon and a Coolermax lining you can be sure that these socks will keep you comfortable and dry.
Things we like:
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Made with breathable and quick-drying material -
The anti-bacterial element in the socks makes it safe and comfortable to wear for long periods without causing infections or foul smells.
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Although these socks are lightweight they are still thick enough to keep your feet warm during cold weather.
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The calf-length of these socks makes them ideal to wear with hiking boots since they will prevent chafing.
Things we don't like:
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Throwing these socks in the dryer may cause them to shrink and damage the waterproof membrane.
Specs & Features
- Moisture control thanks to Coolmax material
- Seamless design
- 96% Nylon, 3% Elastane, 1% Cuff Elastics; Inner: 76% Coolermax(R) FX Yarns, 24% Nylon
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Things we like:
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Made with breathable and quick-drying material
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The anti-bacterial element in the socks makes it safe and comfortable to wear for long periods without causing infections or foul smells.
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Although these socks are lightweight they are still thick enough to keep your feet warm during cold weather.
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The calf-length of these socks makes them ideal to wear with hiking boots since they will prevent chafing.
Things we don't like:
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Throwing these socks in the dryer may cause them to shrink and damage the waterproof membrane.
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