Reddit Reddit reviews Darn Tough Hike-Trek Merino Wool Micro Crew Cushion Sock (Pair) - L Olive

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Darn Tough Hike-Trek Merino Wool Micro Crew Cushion Sock (Pair) - L Olive
Performance Fit: No slipping, no bunching, and no blisters. True Seamless: Undetectable seam fusion for an ultrasmooth, invisible feel.Fine Gauge Knitting: Unprecedented durability and our unique "put it on, forget it's on" feel.Fast Action Wicking: Pulls moisture away from skin. Fast drying; Naturally Antimicrobial: Repels bacteria and odor.Merino Wool: The ultimate fiber for breathability and comfort in all conditions.Still made in Vermont, USA. Still unconditionally guaranteed for life.
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2 Reddit comments about Darn Tough Hike-Trek Merino Wool Micro Crew Cushion Sock (Pair) - L Olive:

u/SlinkyJoe · 20 pointsr/army

Bumming a bunch of suggestions from this dude's blog post, and some other gear-queer items I've seen before:

  1. [TAG Combat Sustainment Day Pack] (https://www.tacticalassaultgearstore.com/combat-sustainment-pack.html)
  2. Source Kangaroo 1LT Hydration Kit. I actually have one of these and its neat but hard to find a good spot to put it on my rig
  3. Safariland QLS with a compatible holster
  4. Some kind of headlamp that is MOLLE compatible so you can put it on your body armor and then probably destroy it the moment you take cover
  5. I've started seeing more of these QB style arm band things being worn although it's usually the legit QB arm bands and not the tacticool version of them
  6. Can't recommend Darn Tough socks enough; I wore them comfortably in weather ranging from pouring rain and mud to 140 degree heat in the Levant and -15 degree cold in South America
  7. EDIT: Facebook keeps trying to sell me a Battle Board - not sure if its worth the extravagant cost
u/Letcherouss · 2 pointsr/onebag

>I think the next thing up is all this merino wool talk

I think that these three articles will provide most of the information you would want to know about Merino wool.

General overall knowledge: https://www.smartwool.com/discover/why-merino-wool/merino-wool-101.html

The "best" weights for different climates: https://www.newzealandmerinoandfabrics.com/blogs/news/which-merino-wool-fabric-weight-do-i-need-for-each-season but of course everyones body is different. I'm the kind of person who is always cold so I'll never buy a lightweight merino shirt.

Maybe a half to whole step up from general knowledge: https://woolandprince.com/pages/about-merino-wool

The only other thing I think you should know that I don't have an article for is merino wool blends. You'll undoubtedly come across a product with something like "61% Merino Wool, 36% Nylon, 3% Lycra® Spandex " like in Darn Tough's socks. That's done because 100% merino wool has downsides that other fabrics can cover when they are blended together.

But if you have any questions this is a great subreddit full of knowledgeable people :)