| The Warmest Socks |
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| Monday, 28 February 2011 08:54 |
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I’ve seen the booth for years at the Sportsman Shows around the area. As a kayak angler fishing in cold weather our feet have a tendency to get cold. Mine do even at home. So I stopped by and asked what were the warmest socks they made. Rick said their 8 layer pure wool socks. As with all their sock they’re American made in North Carolina. They came in a set of two for $35.00. I bought a set and have been loving them ever since. I used them on our Passaic River Paddle Day the last Sunday in January and they kept my feet nice and warm. I can say they are the warmest socks I have ever owned. They make all kinds of socks, not just super warm ones. Check them out at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Tell them the kayak guys sent you. |
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