Base Camp Hiking Alpaca Socks Crew

Description:

Battle the elements with our Base Camp Alpaca Wool Hiking Socks, specially designed for anyone who works or plays outside in nature. These heavy, thermal crew socks are designed with an extra reinforced toe and heel for maximum comfort. Flat knit with thick alpaca wool yarn, they are similar to a ragg-wool sock.

There's no worry about having cold, damp or wet feet any longer! Alpaca wool naturally expels moisture and odor too, keeping feet warm, dry and free from odor. Alpaca is one of the worlds most thermal textiles, so your feet will be protected regardless of the weather - it's like insulation for your feet. These 4 season socks will add comfort and performance to your excursions, while Alpaca's silky nature papers feet with ever step, protecting them from blisters and calluses.  

This alpaca wool blend hiking sock is crafted from pure alpaca wool; proven to have the best insulating properties and the most comfort. Whether hiking, camping, hunting, working to replace a water line for the city, or completing a project around the house in the cold, these rugged socks have you covered.

• Flat knit with thick alpaca wool yarn.
• Provides thermal insulation.
• Reinforced toe and heel for optimal support.
• Smooth toe seam, no rubbing or irritation.
• Expels moisture and odor.
• Machine washable, Lay flat to dry.

Don't be confused by competitors because more alpaca wool doesn't always mean better. The wool content must fit the use of the socks. Warrior Alpaca Socks have been created after extensive research to discover the finest blend for the longest wear, best performance and easiest care. Alpacas socks can and should be worn multiple times between washes. You will find they stay soft and odor free for 3-4 days of wear. Perfect for camping and overnight hikes.

The proprietary blend contains 50% Alpaca/41% Acrylic/8% Nylon/1% Lycra©. Blends are copy protected based on style and part of Warrior Alpaca Socks intellectual property.

For more information on alpaca read our article "What Makes Alpaca So Special"?