Which ski socks should I buy - And Why are ski socks so important?

[@rickden8362]

And speaking of keeping feet warm, another culprit in cold feet, is water build-up between the shell and liner, and not just on pow days. I always pull my liners out of my shell after skiing to let them dry. There is nearly always there. Water accumulating inside the shell, even a small amount, will make keeping feet warm more difficult.

[@chagosoutdoors3122]

I will have to try a pair of those sox for my next purchase. I like wool sox best. Preferably Red! 😉

[@rickden8362]

In my many, many, decades of skiing I've found the silk sock as the best. And as far as keeping your feet warm, boot liner and fit are the key to keeping your feet warm. Since I went to Intuition Powerwrap liner 30+ years ago I've never had cold feet, that included some -20-30*C days in Jackson, Wy.

[@chagosoutdoors3122]

@@rickden8362 I see what you are saying, but I prefer wool. Just old fashioned that way I guess.

[@rickden8362]

@@chagosoutdoors3122 Hey, no problem, to each their own. Another culprit in cold feet, completely missed here, is water build-up between the shell and liner, and not just on pow days. I always pull my liners out of my shell after skiing to let them dry. There is nearly always there.

[@chagosoutdoors3122]

@@rickden8362 I do the same. I take my liners out to dry out.

[@rickden8362]

@@chagosoutdoors3122 Great minds think alike.

[@wikidslippers]

I know this is ski based but do these socks work with snowboard boots too?

[@TheSkiersLounge]

Yes they do!

[@OutdoorExperience.101]

Falke... the best ski socks i ever used 👍🎿

[@rajeeb3500]

Seem to be running at £35 ish a pair these days? 😬 I bought 6 pairs when they were £22 and I still had to pinch myself!