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Topic	Date	User
best mountaineering socks?	18-Jan-2008 At 5:58:30 PM	vwills
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I like thin liner socks plus wool socks. Currently have a Helly Hansen pair, but lots of different brands are around. Then on top it depends on how cold it is and if I'm wearing leathers or plastics- merino wool exped socks if its not too cold, or heavier woolmix Wigwam socks if it is cold. I have worn both a couple of times (ie 3 layers) but this is at high altitude and not in NZ . These fave wool pairs were pricey but the merinos are 3 years old and done hundreds of kms and the Wigwams are just due for replacing after 10 years and I am sure 1000km and I still have all my toes.

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