The Smartwool PhD Medium – Women’s is our favorite sock to wear while carving out perfect S-curves in the powder. Its performance is head over shoulders above all the rest, offering a balance of warmth, comfort, and moisture management. The strategically placed areas of cushioning and compression paneling provide a nice balance that will keep your feet warm and dry, whatever your winter endeavor. Wear it while descending thousands of feet or while boot packing up a steep couloir. Your feet and body will thank you. And don’t worry about stinky or wet feet. The luxurious merino wool that is integrated into its blended architecture does a great job of transporting moisture from the surface of your foot for ventilation. With natural odor control, you can wear this sock for days on end without building up a stench. While other products might have a leg up on the Smartwool PhD Medium in a specific metric, none provide such a robust and well-rounded level of performance in all the most critical metrics.
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$27.00 Original price was: $27.00.$8.10Current price is: $8.10.
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