Just brought myself some quality wellies and there is room for some warm socks.
Any recommendations on a good quality warm sock for the colder months rather than me wearing two pairs of cheap socks which I use for work.
Socks for Wellington boots
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Bobthefloat
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Watermole+
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Re: Socks for Wellington boots
SEALSKINZ!
Not cheap, but 100% waterproof and very, very warm!
Personally, I have never found anything better...
wm+
Not cheap, but 100% waterproof and very, very warm!
Personally, I have never found anything better...
wm+
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Re: Socks for Wellington boots
I've got good pairs by HJ Socks, Pairs and Harkila. No doubt Barbour, Le Chameau etc will also do good pairs. Try before you buy if you possibly can! Nothing worse than over tight or otherwise poor fitting footwear. No need for waterproof socks in good wellies but the Sealskins are excellent for walking shoes, low boots etc
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Re: Socks for Wellington boots
Agree here. 100% waterproof (because no walking boot ever is) very warm, but rather thick and not particularly breathable.Watermole+ wrote: ↑Mon Nov 14, 2022 4:29 pm SEALSKINZ!
Not cheap, but 100% waterproof and very, very warm!
Personally, I have never found anything better...
wm+
The best socks I've ever found are protrek. Try these: https://www.hj.co.uk/hj701c-adventure-trek-protrek
Certainly a luxury sock but after several 100 miles wearing well, warm and EXCEPTIONALLY comfortable
I have laid aside business, and gone a'fishing.
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Bobthefloat
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Re: Socks for Wellington boots
Thanks for the replies chaps. Yes as the wellies are 100% waterproof it's just very warm and very breathable socks I was looking for 
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Re: Socks for Wellington boots
Bob contact Michael Morton <michael@zerofit.co.uk> there socks are excellent as are there Ultimate base layer of long johns and tops, they keep me warm and comfortable.
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Re: Socks for Wellington boots
I bought some very good socks a few years ago from a builders merchant(Buildbase I think)They were called Heatholders,very warm,comfortable and hard wearing.
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Re: Socks for Wellington boots
Bridgedale Base Layer Thermal Liner
Bridgedale Midweight Merino Comfort
Been using them for walking and fishing for over 20 years and never had a problem. I’ve learned by moist and uncomfortable experience to avoid waterproof socks. The liner is breathable and eliminates any possibility of blisters in wellies, waders or walking boots.
Phil
Bridgedale Midweight Merino Comfort
Been using them for walking and fishing for over 20 years and never had a problem. I’ve learned by moist and uncomfortable experience to avoid waterproof socks. The liner is breathable and eliminates any possibility of blisters in wellies, waders or walking boots.
Phil
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Re: Socks for Wellington boots
As above - Bridgedale in various sorts. With neoprene lined boots your feet always feel dry.