Dry feet on cloud nine

It's funny what you'll put yourself through for a view from the summit: a sweaty back, a dry throat, tired muscles. Only down below does everything seem fine. And no wonder – in soft merino socks.
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Bridgedale Hike Ultralight T2 MP Low

You'll surely remember those hot days when dust flies up from your feet and there's barely a part of your body that isn't sweating. Better not to talk about what's going on inside your boots. But summer hiking socks with merino wool wick moisture effectively, reducing the chance of blisters. And T2 cushioning from Bridgedale's Northern Irish workshop protects your soles from hard impacts.

Addictive socks

It's hard to write about – they're only socks, after all. Where could the difference from any others lie? In the way they're knitted, above all. Bridgedale makes nothing but socks, and has done for over 100 years. Thanks to that experience and narrow focus, you can wear yours for a week straight and they'll still be pleasantly soft and odour-free. What's more, they won't wear through in a hurry, and you'll be roaming the mountains in a single pair for five and maybe even ten years.

  • Very low weight (for the summer months)
  • Composition: 39% Merino wool, 59% Nylon / Polyamide, 2% Elastane / Lycra®
  • Fast moisture wicking for dry-feeling feet
  • Targeted T2 cushioning prevents hard impacts
  • Construction that stops bunching under the boot tongue
  • 3D heel shape that doesn't balloon and stays in place
  • Flat toe seam for extra comfort
  • Keeps its shape and never shrinks
  • Lifetime guarantee against manufacturing defects
  • Made in the UK

Lifetime warranty

That means: for the lifetime of the product. So – as long as you keep walking in your socks, Bridgedale gives you a warranty on workmanship and materials. If a manufacturing defect shows up in that time, we'll swap the damaged pair for a new one.
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Addictive socks

In the small Northern Irish town of Newtownards, socks were already being made during the First World War. And they still are today. Just in a completely different way from most others in the world. Natural merino wool fibre is first wrapped in a synthetic fibre, and only then knitted into socks. The result is a dense, tough knit you probably won't wear through even in 10 years. And before leaving the factory, every pair of Bridgedale socks is checked by hand.
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