Marmot
Darn Tough Women's Hiker Micro Crew Midweight Hiking Socks
Darn Tough Women's Hiker Micro Crew Midweight Hiking Socks
These women's micro crew hiking socks are built for hikers who demand more from their gear. The midweight merino wool construction naturally moves moisture to keep feet fresh and dry in all weather, while thermoregulating to wrap feet in steady comfort as temperatures change.
A performance fit means no slipping, no bunching, and no blisters, with reinforced Achilles cushion for added comfort and durability. The True Seamless toe technology creates an ultra-smooth, undetectable feel, and the 7.5-inch heel-to-cuff height shows about 5 inches above a low hiking shoe or just above a standard hiking boot.
Key Features
| Style Number | D1903 |
| Color | Darn Tough Bark |
| Size | S |
| Brand | Darn Tough |
| Product Type | Hiking Socks |
| Gender | Women's |
| Material | Merino Wool |
| Height | Micro Crew |
| Weight | Midweight |
| Cushioning | Reinforced Achilles Cushion |
| Toe Construction | True Seamless Toe |
| Fit | Performance Fit |
| Season | All-Season |
Highlights
- Women's micro crew socks average 7.5 in. from heel to cuff - expect them to show about 5 in. above a low hiking shoe or just above a standard hiking boot.
- A performance fit means no slipping, no bunching, no blisters for peak hiking comfort.
- Merino Wool is at home on the trail, naturally moving moisture to keep feet fresh and dry in all weather.
- All-season weight, midweight socks thermoregulate to wrap feet in steady comfort when temperatures change.
- Reinforced Achilles cushion improves the comfort of the socks and helps them last longer.
- Every toe seam is closed using True Seamless™ Toe technology for an ultra smooth, undetectable feel.
Warranty
All Marmot products are warranted against defects in materials and construction for the practical lifetime of the product. This warranty applies to the original owner of the product (receipt may be required) and does not apply to normal wear and tear, improper care, misuse, accident, neglect or the natural breakdown of materials over time.
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