Smartwool Men's Targeted Cushion Trickster Print Snow Sock Black
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Embarking on a full day of skiing adventures? Ensure enduring comfort with our Ski Targeted Cushion Trickster Print Over the Calf Socks, featuring an exclusive design by Trickster Company that empowers Indigenous communities. Tailored for those planning extended stays on the slopes, these socks offer targeted cushioning in key areas, along with heightened durability, breathability, and all-day comfort.
Technical Features
- Sock Height: Over-the-Calf
- Sock Cushion: Targeted Cushion
- Smartwool® presents Trickster Company designs, a collaboration with Natives Outdoors to empower Indigenous communities.
- Enhanced durability with Indestructawool™ technology featuring extended durability zones
- 4 Degree™ elite fit system for a precisely dialed-in, performance-oriented fit
- Wear reduction with Shred Shield™ technology for toes
- Secure fit and comfort with a wider welt
- Added breathability through body-mapped mesh zones
- Made in the USA with Imported Yarn: 56% Merino Wool, 10% Nylon, 29% Recycled Nylon, 2% Elastane, 3% Polyester. *The specific percentage of Recycled Nylon may vary as we transition to 100% Recycled Nylon in future seasons.
