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#9 on this list
Socks 800
Woolpower
Swedish terry-loop wool at 800 gsm — arctic-grade warmth in a pac boot.
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#10 on this list
Merino Hunting Sock
Crispi
Italian, made to pair with high-volume mountain boots. Excellent moisture transfer under a gaiter.
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Specs side by side
| Spec | Socks 800 | Merino Hunting Sock |
|---|---|---|
| Construction | 800 g/m² Terry Loop | — |
| Material | Merino Wool Blend | Merino Wool Blend |
| Intended Use | Extreme Cold, Pac Boots | Hunting, Mountain Boots |
| Origin | Sweden | — |
| Thickness | Very Thick | — |
| Maker | — | Crispi |
| Country of Origin | — | Italy |
| Season | — | Moderate to Cool |
What our reviewers liked and didn't
Socks 800
- Unmatched warmth for extreme cold conditions
- Excellent cushioning reduces foot fatigue
- Robust construction offers superior durability
- Effective moisture management despite thickness
- Made with high-quality merino wool blend
- Very bulky, requires oversized footwear
- High price point for a pair of socks
- Not suitable for moderate temperatures or active pursuits
- Slow drying time if they become soaked
Merino Hunting Sock
- Excellent moisture-wicking and breathability
- Secure, non-slip fit in high-volume boots
- Good thermal regulation for active use
- Durable construction holds up to hard use
- Streamlined design reduces pressure points
- Not ideal for extreme cold without layering
- Less cushioning than some competitors
- Price point is on the higher end for socks
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