Smartwool · Footwear
Hike Full Cushion Saturnsphere Crew Socks - Women's
$19.03
$33.99Save $14.96 (44%)
at The Last Hunt
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About this product
The Smartwool Hike Full Cushion Saturnsphere Crew Sock is a women's-specific hiking sock built around a blend of 60% Merino Wool, 12% Nylon, 25% Recycled Nylon, and 3% Elastane. At 7 inches in height, it sits at a classic crew length suited to trail use. The construction features Indestructawool technology with extended durability zones placed at high-wear areas, while body-mapped mesh zones promote airflow and help reduce pressure buildup during longer outings. The 4 Degree elite fit system works alongside the women's-specific shaping to deliver a close, performance-oriented fit that conforms to the foot without bunching. A Virtually Seamless toe closure minimizes friction at a common irritation point, and a comfort welt with a stay-put design keeps the cuff in position throughout a hike. Sizing runs true to size according to customer feedback, making it straightforward to select the right fit.
- Category
- Footwear
- Brand
- Smartwool
- Material
- 60% Merino Wool, 12% Nylon, 25% Recycled Nylon, 3% Elastane
- Color
- Colour: Charcoal
- Customers Say
- True to Size
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Smartwool Hike Full Cushion Saturnsphere Crew Socks for their exceptional cushioning and comfort, particularly noting the generous padding at the heel and Achilles tendon, which is especially beneficial for women with slimmer heels. The high merino wool content earns repeated compliments for natural odor resistance, moisture management, and all-day wearability, even across multiple days on the trail. The fit is widely described as secure and non-migrating, thanks to the women's-specific construction and stay-put welt. The most common criticism is that the thick, full-cushion build makes them too warm for hot summer hikes or lighter footwear, and the high wool content means slower drying times compared to more synthetic alternatives.
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