
Trekker Advantage Gear Boot Socks New Run
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The Trekker is Advantage Gear's heaviest boot sock, built from ultra-soft bison fiber for maximum warmth and cushioning. It is thicker and more padded than the brand's Pro-gear socks, and the newest run has been re-gauged to fit true to size and steam-tumbled for extra softness. It suits cold-weather work, hiking and standing outdoors for long stretches. Rivals in this class are usually merino or synthetic blends; the Trekker trades some bulk and breathability for insulation and softness.
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Rated 4.9 out of 5 from 862 ratings, buyers consistently praise the Trekker's warmth, softness and cushioning. Complaints center on bulk and the small size running large.
The Trekker Boot Sock is an extra heavyweight boot sock made in the USA. It is thick, insulating and moisture-wicking, and it is the heaviest sock in the Advantage Gear line. It is thicker and more cushioning than the Pro-gear socks.
The sock is made with bison fiber that is processed to be free of anything that would make it itchy or abrasive. A new finishing process called steam tumbling makes this run softer than earlier ones. The socks have been re-gauged and now fit true to size, except the smalls, which are still from the previous run and run a bit large.
The footbed is a padded terry loop. The toe, heel and lower leg are over-plaited, and the seam is flat. The socks are made to be worn in footwear, not as house slippers, and wearing them on concrete or other abrasive surfaces will increase wear.