Hiking Warm Crew Sock - Unisex

$17.69
$29.99Save $12.30 (41%)
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About this product
The Helly Hansen Hiking Warm Crew Sock is a cold-weather hiking sock designed for both men and women, built around a blend of 37% polypropylene, 34% merino wool, 25% polyamide, and 4% elastane. A full terry sole construction adds insulation underfoot while also providing cushioning protection during long days on the trail. A ribbed panel around the foot delivers targeted support, and a mesh panel across the top of the foot promotes ventilation to help manage moisture and temperature. The tight knit under the foot adds durability in a high-wear zone. Anatomically shaped with distinct left and right socks, the design promotes a precise, comfortable fit rather than a generic one-size-fits-both approach. Available in a Navy, Sulphur, and Off White colorway, these crew-length socks (SKU 67471) suit hikers who prioritize warmth and structure without sacrificing breathability.
- Category
- Footwear
- Brand
- Helly Hansen
- Material
- 37% Polypropylene, 34% Merino Wool, 25% Polyamide, 4% Elastane
- Color
- Colour: Navy Sulphur Off White
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Helly Hansen Hiking Warm Crew Sock for its excellent, snug fit, crediting the asymmetric left/right construction and multi-zone ribbing for keeping the sock in place with no bunching, wrinkling, or ankle slippage. The merino/synthetic blend earns repeated compliments for softness, effective moisture management, and odor resistance even after multiple sweaty uses. Experts note the sock is versatile across seasons, warm enough for freezing temperatures yet breathable enough for summer treks. The most common criticism is that the sock runs thinner than its "warm" name implies, with notably less padding on the top of the foot, which can be a concern with tightly laced boots. Some pilling on the sole after regular use is also flagged, though overall durability is considered good for the price.
