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In the spirit of running and using everything you got to hit your goal, we’ve knit running socks that do the same. These limited no show socks are no different from what we have in moisture-wicking, blister-resistant, ultralight run socks, already. But, they make use of yarns in our overstock inventory – raw materials with nowhere to go. Except on your feet, and a lifetime of miles ahead. Unconditionally guaranteed for life, just not guaranteed to ever be knit again.
These No-Show Tabs might not show up in photos but bet on them showing up on race day. It’s a secret worth keeping because your competition likely won’t see them either. And that’s kind of the point. What you know won’t hurt them, but it would help them. Facts you can share with them at the finish line.
As the weather gets crisp and you start pulling your sweaters out of storage, don't forget the Shetland women's comforting sock. Crank up the hygge with cushioned Merino Wool and a pattern that evokes hot chocolate, ski lodges, and fireplaces. Breathable during warmer days, yet cozy enough for chilly nights. Enjoy the snug fit that's guaranteed for life to stay right where you want it.
Point your compass south and navigate big adventures with the SoBo hiking sock. The low-profile micro crew is up for a challenge, with a touch of cushioning in blister-prone zone and all the climate-control perks of Merino Wool to get you thru the headiest (or sweatiest) of hikes.
Cheer, cheer, cheer. Chickadee-dee-dee. Po-ta-to chip. No, our sock description-writing AI isn't going haywire. These are the chatty songs of the birds perched on our Twitterpated women's everyday sock. These Vermont-local birds are reliable and enduring, just like their knitted counterparts. Nest your feet here for all-day Merino Wool comfort. Lightweight, fun bird socks that will have you oddly excited to start your day.
Penguins can't fly, but they sure can look it. This fan-favorite, animal design sock offers day-long comfort and warmth thanks to soft Merino Wool. A solid choice for any day on the mountain, the Penguin Peak will keep you at the top of your game by avoiding foot pain with a supportive arch and unbelievable fit. The midweight cushion warmth will keep you climbing hills to slide all day, and night. Penguins don't ski either, but they sure can fly... on snow.
In Vermont, a web of rail trails connects rural communities across the state via cycling. Imagine pedaling through forests and farmland on a sunny day, surrounded by native wildflowers... that’s the feeling you can lock into with the Sun Pedal sock. Featuring extra cushioning for a casual, cozy ride.
Raise your family on the local hill and get a leg up season after season. The Edge sock is designed by VT native, Jake Blauvelt and built to keep you warm and dry. This midweight local's choice features extra cushioning for comfort and mesh panels to support airflow and limit foot funk.
Your heart’s desire is to be told some mystery. So, here goes nothing. We don’t know what you’ll get, but based on your desired height, size, and gender, we’ll send you a pair. We’ll admit, it’s less a Sherlockian-riddle than it is a chance to score some exclusive knits. But even if the world’s best (British) detective did get assigned this case, odds are it would take him a lifetime to crack. Luckily, our socks are good for it.
You’re going the distance, you’re going for speed. And if you’re running the anchor lap, this is the sock you’ll need. Knit with Lightweight Merino Wool, the Relay helps you float, sprint, and attack the outside lane without ever fumbling the baton. And with added durability in the heel and foot, it’ll keep you running laps around the competition.
When you put fun first, the serious stuff like fitness and form will follow. That’s why we made a sock with toucans holding two cans so you too can have more fun when you run. From treadmill to trail, this Ultra-Lightweight Micro Crew is built for everyday athletes who simply need a smart, comfortable, and cushioned sock to absorb the impact of bumpy terrain and bad jokes along the way.
