Winis "Wind Tour" lightweight socks

Winis "Wind Tour" lightweight socks

While looking for some new hiking socks I have found these Winis lightweight sockets a great companion. The pair of socks are made of 45 percent Coolmax polyester, 45 percent cotton, eight percent nylon and two percent Lycra Spandex. The cushiony cotton makes these socks comfortable, yet not bulky, while the wicking properties of the Coolmax polyester and the Lycra Spandex help with the stretchability. The socks wick sweat away from your feet, keeping them cool and dry. Not only are these great for hiking, but I have used them for cycling and running. They are not thick and bulky and fit very nice even with my size 14 feet. 

These socks are very comfortable and have helped me avoid blisters. I like the lower profile of the sock, as I am not a fan of high socks when wearing them to run or hike in. The stitching in the toe area does not bother my toes.  I would highly recommend these Winis Wind Tour socks to anyone looking for a great hiking sock.

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Iyzer Socks

I was sent the a pair of Iyzer socks to review.  First off they are very comfortable. The sock is moisture wicking being made with Coolmax© technology and provides a very fitting compression in the arch as well as around the top, above the ankle. The sock is comprised of 42 percent cotton, 40 percent Coolmax© fabric, 16 percent polyester and 2 percent spandex. The sock provides extra cushion in the heal and ball of the foot with the upper part of the sock being made of a breathable mesh. I have primarily worn the sock for running and it does a great job with it's construction of staying in place inside my shoe. I would recommend it for those wanting to try a new sock for running in.