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Warrior Alpaca Socks
Sun Valley Alpaca Co.

Second to None Over-the-Knee Alpaca Boot Socks

$39.50
  • Heavyweight alpaca warmth — built for the coldest days, from firefighting to snowmobiling.
  • Terry-lined footbed — cushions pressure points and helps prevent blisters, mile after mile.
  • Odor-resistant fibers — naturally antimicrobial, so boots stay fresher through repeat wear.
  • Full-length, no-constriction fit — a ribbed cuff guards against chafing from boot tops without cutting off circulation.
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The Original Alpaca Sock

Premium alpaca warmth, built to work as hard as you do.

Warmth

Extreme Cold Below 10°F

Softness

Extra Soft

How we rate

Warmth

  1. Light 55°F and up Thin knit, no cushioning. For dress shoes, sneakers and warm days.
  2. All-Season 35–55°F Midweight knit or light cushioning. Everyday wear, three seasons.
  3. Cold-Weather 10–35°F Terry-lined foot or thick knit. Winter days, boots and hikes.
  4. Extreme Cold Below 10°F Terry lining from cuff to toe or our heaviest knit. Long hours in deep cold.

Softness

  1. Smooth Snug performance or compression knit. Sleek, supportive and durable.
  2. Soft Classic alpaca blend with a flat knit. Soft and itch-free.
  3. Extra Soft Baby alpaca blend or a plush terry interior.
  4. Cloud Soft Full terry, baby alpaca lounge knits or hand-knit 100% alpaca. Our softest.

Temperatures are a guide for everyday wear. Active days run warmer.

Your legs deserve better than the cold that creeps in through your boot tops. Second to None Boot Socks go all the way up and wrap you in heavyweight alpaca warmth, built for the coldest shifts, hunts, or days on the mountain. A terry-lined footbed cushions every pressure point, so you can go mile after mile without a blister forming. Alpaca's naturally hollow fibers insulate better than wool while wicking moisture away, keeping your feet dry and odor-free even after a long day in the same boots. The ribbed leg holds snug without ever pinching. When you need a sock that can actually keep up, this is the one you reach for.

Fabric Content

Proprietary blend contains: 48% Alpaca, 40% Acrylic, 10% Nylon, 2% Spandex© Blends are copy-protected based on style and part of Warrior Alpaca Socks intellectual property.

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Second to None Over-the-Knee Alpaca Boot Socks

$39.50

Second to None Over-the-Knee Alpaca Boot Socks

$39.50

Why alpaca

Alpaca vs. Merino Wool vs. Cotton

How alpaca fiber stacks up against the two most common sock materials, rated honestly.

This sock: Extreme Cold warmth, Extra Soft softness

Comparison of alpaca, merino wool and cotton sock fibers
Feature Warrior Alpaca Merino Wool Cotton
Warmth Best Hollow fibers trap heat, warmer than wool without the bulk Good Warm, but needs more bulk for the same heat Poor Little insulation, and none once it gets wet
Moisture-wicking Best Pulls sweat away and dries fast Good Wicks well, dries more slowly Poor Absorbs sweat and stays wet
Odor resistance Best Naturally antimicrobial, stays fresh in boots Good Resists odor well Poor Traps odor after a day of wear
Itch-free softness Best Smooth fiber scales, no prickle Good Soft, though some feel a prickle Good Soft and itch-free
Sensitive skin Best Lanolin-free and hypoallergenic Fair Contains lanolin, which can irritate Good Gentle on most skin
Durability Best Strong fiber that holds its shape Good Durable, prone to felting if overheated Fair Wears thin and stretches out
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Ratings describe typical fiber performance. Knit, cushioning and blend vary by sock.

Overall rating: 4.8230453 / 5 from 243 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

These Second to None Thick Alpaca Boot Socks are highly regarded for their excellent fit, warmth, and quality. They provide comfort and warmth for extended periods, even in subzero temperatures, and are suitable for various activities and boot styles.

Summary topics

  • Sock Fit (8%): It was reported by customers that these socks fit really well and feel awesome on their legs and feet.
  • Feet Warmth (13%): Opinions vary, but these socks keep feet warm in the winter, even in subzero temperatures.
  • Sock Quality (5%): Customers loved the excellent quality of the boot socks, as well as their warmth and quality.
  • Sock Warmth Duration (4%): It was noted by customers that the socks stayed warm and comfortably on their feet for extended periods of time.
  • Sock Comfort (6%): It was observed by customers that these socks feel great and fit well in various types of boots.

Review topics: [feel, fit, quality, problem, warmth, weight, size, socks, length, comfort, feet, pair, stayed, order, legs, temp, alpaca, shipping, styles, calves, service, boots, cushioning, moisture, husband, marks].

Review highlights

  • "They fit quite comfortably and reach up past knees so whole leg stays cozy and warm." — John C.
  • "These socks fit really well, and feel awesome on my legs and feet." — DR. D.
  • "While we have not had a chance to try the socks, we are impressed with their luxurious feel and perfect fit." — ALTHEA L.

Reviews

Season ready

"Ready for a cold deer hunting day in December, so I have not had a chance to try them out. Look land feel like the socks will do a great job. Great service from Warrior."

— HENRY S. (5/5)

Awesome Socks

"Looking forward to trying these out on a long cold hike. Ordering was super easy and shipping was really fast!"

— KARL S. (5/5)

soft and warm

"These socks are the best ever. Plenty of heel cushion, warm and hold up well to an all day hunt."

— jack p. (5/5)

I love them!

"These are the best socks for my cold feet and shins, I love them!"

— Michelle J. (5/5)

A big hit!!

"Bought these for my husband and he loves them! They are so soft and warm. A real hit!!"

— JEANIE L. (5/5)

Soft, fluffy and warm

"We love the socks. Small size went over my knees (I’m 5’2”) which is a bonus. They feel soft, fluffy and warm but the real test is when we wear them in Fairbanks in March in sub-zero temperature under snow boots."

— LISA L. (5/5)

Nice socks!

"Looking forward to seeing how they perform when I hunt."

— JOHN L. (5/5)

over the calf socks

"Awesome and very comfortable"

— MARJORIE D. (5/5)

Warm and soft

"I love these socks, they are so soft and keeps my feet and legs warm."

— PAMELA F. (5/5)

Soft, cozy, and so warm!!

"This is the second pair of alpaca socks I’ve bought. These boot socks fit perfectly and go over my knee. I wore them ice fishing and my feet stayed warm. The color is beautiful, and they are so soft and cozy. My only issue is the fact that they started pilling the first time I wore them. It’s not a huge deal, but the pilling started before I’d even washed them. I’m going to wash them on delicate and be careful with them and hopefully it won’t get too bad. If it weren’t for that, I’d have given them five stars for sure!"

— DONNA F. (4/5)

Q&A

How do you return incorrect products shipped
Hi! Log into your account and initiate a return from your orders. You can also go to our website and click on Contact Us in the footer. There you will find links to various questions, one of which is returns! Hope this helps! The Warrior Alpaca Sock Team
Where are the socks made and where is the wool from?
Thanks for your inquiry! We make our items in both the USA and Peru, style dependant. We use alpaca fiber from both places as well! Since we became alpaca owners and breeders here in the USA way back in 1997 we want to promote US farms and alpaca husbandry in North America as well as the epicenter of production which is Peru. Hope this provides you with the information you desired! Warmest regards, Warrior Alpaca Socks.
I just received my order recently, after using the socks at the end of the day i noticed fibers pulling out of the sock and a few small clumps of the fiber in my boots is this normal ?
Thanks for your inquiry, I am so glad you asked! Yes, it is completely normal. Because the socks are so soft, the first few wearings may proved some “dust bunnies” or little clumps of fibers. This is because of the amount of spin put into the yarn. A very tight spin makes a hard yarn, a loose spin makes a softer yarn, so fibers will gather in the sock or show on it. These socks are purpose driven and not “dress” socks. This will dissipate after a few wearings and a wash or too. Additionally this is another reason we recommend laying socks flat to dry. I hope this helps answer your question. Thanks for being a Warrior!

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