SEALSKINZ, Uomo, Calzini, 11100061010120, Nero/Grigio Marl, M

Sitzen nicht sehr angenehm vorne im Bereich für die Zehen, da es dort nicht sehr elastisch ist sitzt der Fuß wie vor einer Wand, als wenn der Schuh zu klein wäre und man vorne anstoßen würde quasi. Da muss man dann ein wenig umherprobieren, dass man das bequem bekommt. (Zusatztipp: keine Bambussocken als Innensocken anziehen, die sind sau rutschig weil super weich und verrutschen immer wieder)Abgesehen davon scheinen sie die gemachten Versprechen zu halten. Füße waren nicht Nass oder Kalt. Hab es dazu extra in meinen alten Schuhen getestet, da die XM9 die ich jetzt habe hier ja eh schon fast die ganze Arbeit machen würden.

This is the only socks you’ll need if you don’t want to get your feet wet.... I bought I for my boyfriend because he keep complaining about how his feet always gets wet when he mountain bikes after a rain fall...because his clip on shoes aren’t waterproof but great for hiking(it’s breathable and have comfortable insole) so I found this solution, and now his feet never gets wet and works perfectly...I didn’t believe it and I tested myself in the shower ...and sure enough my feet was dry💁🏼‍♀️ Magical. Get it !! You won’t regret !

My new go to for rainy day activities. What I've learned when wearing these in combination with non-waterproof athletic footwear is that my shoes have been getting waterlogged more from regular socks acting like a sponge and then saturating the footbed, than they are from direct contact with water or wet conditions. A decent pair of trail running shoes are expensive while also having too much traction for street surfaces. Even if that's not a concern for you, the socks have a longer lifespan than the pricey shoes. They also add a bit of cushion that's still just within a comfortable threshold for overall shoe volume.A few people have commented, " but do your feet still breath?". The answer is yes even though it's irrelevant. Because if I'm choosing between bathing my feet in puddles and a little bit of sweat there's really no debate. Besides. One of my other tips is to buy a very lightweight set of toe socks to wear as a base-layer.One blemish against them is that the stitch work on the cuff at the top of the calf isn't designed to be yanked and wrenched like everyday socks. It's a wide hem and as result there's a good amount of billow in the material which when pulled on aggressively creates uneven movement in the construction and a point of failure for the stitches. But if you treat them more like an expensive pair of socks and less like outdoor gear you should be fine even if that calf hem does fail. Because even if it splits it doesn't create any real problems for the overall construction or structure of the waterproof lining that's sandwiched between the fabric shell.

I bought these socks for a hiking trip to Wales where they have had a record amount of rainfall. I was in mud to mid calf and the socks kept my feet warm and dry. My only thought is they should make them in women’s sizes.

Naja. So dick dass kein Schuh mehr passt. Bleibe bei meiner Methode normaler Socken mit Gefrierbeutel