Smartwool · Footwear
Performance Hike Light Cushion Mid Crew Socks - Women's
$18.55
$31.99Save $13.44 (42%)
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About this product
The Smartwool Performance Hike Light Cushion Mid Crew Sock in Purple Iris is a women's-specific design built for trail and outdoor use. Made from a blend of 54% Merino wool, 12% nylon, 30% recycled nylon, and 4% elastane, it balances natural fiber comfort with synthetic durability. Indestructawool technology reinforces extended durability zones across more of the sock's surface, while body-mapped mesh zones promote breathability without compromising fit. The 4 Degree elite fit system delivers a precise, performance-oriented feel, and a comfort welt keeps the sock securely in place throughout activity. A Virtually Seamless toe construction reduces friction and irritation at the toe box. Light cushioning throughout provides underfoot comfort on longer outings without adding unnecessary bulk. The sock rises to a 5.5-inch mid-crew height, and sizing runs true to size according to customer feedback. The inclusion of recycled nylon reflects a commitment to more sustainable material sourcing.
- Category
- Footwear
- Brand
- Smartwool
- Material
- 54% Merino Wool, 12% Nylon, 30% Recycled Nylon, 4% Elastane
- Color
- Colour: Purple Iris
- Customers Say
- True to Size
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Smartwool Performance Hike Light Cushion Mid Crew Socks for their all-day comfort, secure fit, and effective blister prevention, even during long, wet hikes. The merino wool construction earns repeated compliments for keeping feet comfortable without excessive sweating, and the virtually seamless toe and underfoot cushioning are frequently highlighted. The sock's ability to stay in place without slipping or bunching is a common point of satisfaction. The most recurring criticism is a concern about long-term durability, particularly thinning in the toe area over time. A smaller number of users note the calf band can feel slightly tight, and some feel the upper portion of the sock is thinner than expected for a hiking sock.
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