Stay Warm This Winter: The Ultimate Wool Sock Strategy

[@mwinvictus9672]

Wool rocks! I’ve had a lot of success with Buffalo Wool company socks. I’ve mushed in them at -56 and they’ve kept me warm. Having room for airflow around your foot is important…so for people wearing thick or extra socks, size up your footwear and make sure you can wiggle your toes.

[@beantownbushcraft]

I WONT go out on the Woods " Living in New England" in the Winter without 2 Pairs of Woolies 🧦 on. Thanks GBGB 🇺🇸🤝🏻☘️

[@RodYewell-ok1sw]

It really is a game changer. Well done Joshua Enyart Mors would be proud.

[@user-friendlyhuman]

Your channel is great! I have learned so much thanks to you, and will continue to learn. 🎉

[@diceman9061]

you want to wear synthetic liner socks under the wool. This acts in the same way as any winter baselayer to wick sweat away and create a dry layer around your skin. The difference in warmth is significant.

[@K4HLER]

I like alpaca as well. The tasty variety, roasted medium.

[@hailtothe_rooster1572]

I’m typically fine with one pare of merino wool socks if it have a good pair of boots Summer or winter my feet are not sweating profusely. That’s the killer.

[@senatorjosephmccarthy2720]

Wearing too many pair of socks can make your feet colder because they are compressed too much. It's the air between the threads that insulates.

[@GrayBeardedGreenBeret]

They can’t be the same size socks. You have to go a size up each layer so they fit over the last and don’t compress

[@gillie-monger3394]

After about 3kms my feet would be hamburger meat in 2 or 3 pairs of thick wool socks! Maybe ok around camp / cabin, but any further is a no no.

[@CharlesTersteeg]

better to learn to darn those socks!

[@arf4076]

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[@ETAisNOW]

I’m just saying, I think wool and layers is like survival 101 for children

[@macgyver9013]

Most city slickers are clueless though

[@abelincoln9224]

3 layers of thick wool socks? Jeezus dude.