Merino Magic: Your Perfect Outdoor Crew. Lightweight Warmth. Adventure Ready.
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The Outdoor series was designed for running and hiking on rugged trails in unpredictable weather. Newly upgraded to Merino wool construction, the Outdoor Midweight Crew Wool toesock features a ribbed leg and crew height for a tighter, more ergonomic fit that keeps out dirt and debris. The midweight terry footbed increases comfort, while the signature Injinji five-toe design ensures the foot can be fully utilized by promoting natural foot splay.
Features & Benefits
Arch Support
Supportive band that offers a secure and stable fit.
Blister Prevention
With each toe protected, skin-on-skin friction is completely eliminated protecting your foot from blisters & just as important, hotspots.
Moisture Management
Each toe is wrapped in sweat-wicking material so your foot will be drier and therfore more comfortable than in traditional socks.
Total Foot Utilization
When your toes are separated, properly aligned, and splayed it distributes your weight evenly which allows your entire foot to be engaged in any athletic activity.
Mesh Top
Provides maximum breathability and ventilation on the top of foot.
Fiber Content
Fiber content: 75% Merino Wool 22% Nylon 3% Lycra®
Anti Odor
Merino Wool naturally resists odor-causing bacteria by absorbing and expelling moisture.
Natural Fibers
Merino Wool fibers are inherently renewable and biodegradable.
UV Protection
Merino Wool helps block harmful UV rays.
