Waterproof Knee High Socks for Men & Women - Breathable Hiking & Kayaking Socks (1 Pair) - Stay Dry for Outdoor Adventures, Fishing & Winter Sports

The video showcases the product in use.The video guides you through product setup.The video compares multiple products.The video shows the product being unpacked. hero-video Merchant Video Previous page Next page 1 WATERPROOF 2 BREATHABLE 3 WARM 4 PROTECTIVE THREE LAYERS CONSTRUCTION Three layers design ensures the waterproof and breathable characteristic of our socks. Comfortable and COOLMAX inner layer, keep your feet soft and breathable; Waterproof and breathable membrane, effectively prevent moisture from entering and the breathable material has perspiration absorption, can effectively volatilize sweat; Durable outer layer, protect your feet and legs. How many come in a package? One pair. Can I use these for dirt bike riding? Yes, our waterproof socks can protect your legs and feet from water and mud. They are suitable for hiking, camping, skiing, skating, trekking, climbing, cycling, fishing, hunting, kayaking, wading and other athletic outdoor activities. How can I wash it ? When machine washed, the water temperature should be below 40℃/ 104℉; When hand washed, the water should under normal temperature; Tumble dry below 60℃/ 140℉. Will feet stay dry if water is above the knee? The cuffs of the socks are not waterproof , please do not let water over the top of the socks. Knee High Waterproof Sock More Waterproof Socks Knee High Length Ankle Wateroproof XS/S/M/L Size XS/S/M/L Merino Wool Ultra Thin Breathable Rain/Snowproof Knee High Length Crew Wateroproof XS/S/M/L Size XS/S/M/L Merino Wool Ultra Thin Breathable Rain/Snowproof Knee High Length Crew Wateroproof XS/S/M/L Size S/M/L Merino Wool Ultra Thin Breathable Rain/Snowproof Knee High Length Crew Wateroproof XS/S/M/L Size XS/S/M/L Merino Wool Ultra Thin Breathable Rain/Snowproof Previous page Ankle Waterproof Socks Learn More Crew Waterproof Socks Learn More Wool Waterproof Socks Learn More Thin Waterproof Socks Learn More Next page

Size Chart- X-Small Size- fits for US Shoe Size men 5-6.5 and women 5.5-7.5; Small size fits for US men 7-9 and US women 8-10.5; Medium size fits for US men 9.5-12 and US women 11-13; Large size fits for US men 12.5-14.5 and US women 13.5-15.5. The cuff of socks is not waterproof, please don't let water over the top of socks

Waterproof & Breathable- Nylon make our 100% waterproof socks more durable and sturdier. 100% Waterproof and breathable membrane effectively lets moisture penetrating can't into our lining area and creating a perfect breathability for our socks. Coolmax has a good moisture conductivity, rapidly wicking perspiration away from our skins and offering a warm and soft feeling to our feet

Exceptionally Comfortable Fit- Padded heel, toe and footbed offer amazing shock absorption and guard against pressure and friction. Elastic cuff would never strangle your feet and efficiently lets your socks not slid into your boots and shoes. The Y-heel can completely cover the heel, providing extra secure and comfort for our feet. Smooth seamless toe avoids yarn chaffing and irritation, reducing abrasion and eliminating blisters on the toes

Occasions- Our complicated waterproof socks are indispensable equipment for sports enthusiasts with multiple functions: seamless, waterproof, windproof design, high breathability, fine feet fit, superb warmth. These socks are wildly used in hiking, skiing, skating, trekking, climbing, cycling, fishing, hunting, wading and other outdoor activities. Absolutely, you can dress them in daily life or on business trips, which can keep your feet warm and comfy in cold and damp environments

Washing Instruction- When these socks are machine washed, the water temperature should be below 40℃/ 104℉ and while hand washed, the water should under normal temperature. Do not iron or dry clean. Tumble dry is feasible within 60℃/ 140℉

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4.5

I ordered these SuMade knee-high waterproof socks for a Boundary Waters canoe trip after buying, and returning, a pair of Cabela's Sealskinz knee-highs that were only mid-calf in height. I noticed most of the reviews were very favorable on the SuMades, and they are $30-32, much less than the $40 Sealskinz. I have not used them in the field yet, but tested their waterproofness (is that a word?) in a 5 gallon bucket with the water up at about an inch or two below the cuff (which is not waterproof). No leakage after more than 4 minutes standing each leg in the bucket. I had on cotton ankle highs under, and they remained dry throughout the test. Thus, so far anyway, they appear to be waterproof as advertised. I'll see how they hold up on the 8 day trip with portages.Regarding sizing, I thought I had ordered Medium because I wear 9.5 or sometmes 10 in shoe size and the sizing chart for these showed Medium fit 9.5 to 12 in men's. But the pair I received is labeled Large on the bag they come in, and each sock has a white L on the inside. Although that size is supposed to fit men's 12.5 to 14.5, mine seem to actually be what is described to be Medium - my foot is 10.25 inches long and I have about 1/2 to 3/4 inch of space in front of my toes (see pic). So I am expecting these to work for me. I know thus far that they are very comfortable wearing in a pair of Crocs. Will see if I end up having any bunching/chafing or blister problems (knock on wood) during portages.UPDATE - I wore these on 5 of 8 days of my Canadian canoe trip. I made sure to always put on my quick draining water shoes as soon as I put the socks on and never stepped on bare ground with only the socks between my feet and the ground. They functioned beautifully, keeping my feet dry during canoing, landings, departures, and portages, and they were comfortable with no bunching, sore spots, or blistering. My feet got damp from perspiration but never wet or cold. However, on the 5th day I noticed one foot seemed wet.When I got home from the trip, I re-ran the bucket test, again 4 minutes per sock, wearing a light cotton sock inside each to help detect leaks. One sock was still completely waterproof, but, disappointingly, the other leaked at the ball of my foot, making the cotton sock quite wet. Therefore, despite what I considered great care, I did not get even a week, let alone a season, of use before leaking began.