Socks for sep elk

[Gorp2007]

Which number(s) of darn tough socks do you guys prefer?

I've got 1403s (hiker cushion) and I would recommend them highly. I'm also getting a few pairs of the 1405 (full cushion) to see if they'll work for November elk.

 

[elkduds]

I use Lorpen hiking socks. They are comfortable.

Ditto. 2 pr/$8 on for Lorpen merino hiking socks on Camofire. I wear them hunting and all winter.

 

[Ashy Larry]

Farm to feet are made 10 miles from me and their factory outlet is the same distance. Pretty much all I wear anymore besides a couple woolrich and columbias.

 

[Olbadae]

I'm going to try these under my Costco wool locks this year. It actually feels quite comfortable! Injinji
toe socks...

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[frankrb3]

all sorts of darn tough in varying thickness and weights, thats all I bring

Same here. Love darn tough socks.

 

[rodney482]

Darn tough

 

[Piscatory_4]

Ditto. 2 pr/$8 on for Lorpen merino hiking socks on Camofire. I wear them hunting and all winter.

I just got some of those last week from Camofire, they must have gotten another supply. Received them today so haven't worn them but I will tomorrow.

 

[EastMT]

I'm going to try these under my Costco wool locks this year. It actually feels quite comfortable! Injinji
toe socks...

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I won't hike without these or similar. These under good socks is a must for heavy hiking. A long distance hiker introduced me to these, hikes 6 months a year. Keeps moisture from building between toes, all around foot saver.

 

[HeadnWest]

Keen and Darn tough for me. I have 2 pair of Keen that are lighter weight, and a medium weight pair of Darn Tough. Works well for me. We don't put a ton of miles on, this year we were right at 10 miles per day, but enough.