Runton - Navy Blue/Red - S

Yes, the Merino wool interior provides excellent insulation, making them suitable for cold environments. For extreme conditions, consider layering thin liner socks underneath.

Follow the care instructions precisely: hand wash or gentle machine wash inside out, use mild liquid detergent, and always air dry away from heat. Avoid fabric softener, bleach, and tumble drying.

Hydrostop is a silicone-based grip embedded in the sock cuff. It creates a hydrophobic seal against the skin to prevent water from seeping into the sock from the top.

Yes, they are designed to be worn with most types of footwear, including hiking boots, running shoes, and casual shoes.

Wash them after each use, especially if they have become soiled or sweaty, to maintain their performance and hygiene. Proper washing is crucial for membrane longevity.

Merino wool is naturally soft, provides excellent thermal regulation (keeping you warm in the cold and cool in the heat), and has inherent anti-odor properties, reducing the need for frequent washing.

Mid-length typically refers to socks that extend up to the mid-calf area, offering good coverage for activities where you might encounter splashes or need protection from elements around the lower leg.

Ensure socks are properly worn and Hydrostop is sealing. Check for any damage to the waterproof membrane. Hand wash and ensure complete drying.

Clean the socks thoroughly according to care instructions to remove any accumulated residues that might block pores.

Ensure the correct size is being worn. Try folding the cuff down slightly if it interferes with skin, or ensure the surrounding garment (like gaiters or trousers) doesn't exacerbate the issue.

Inspect the sock carefully for any punctures or tears in the membrane. Minor damage may be repairable with specific waterproof repair kits, but significant damage may require replacement.