Bridgedale Ski Ultra Light Sock

If you could get away without wearing a sock when you ski because you're so obsessed with a close boot fit, then congratulations! You've found your sock. Bridgedale designed the new Ultra Light ski sock to provide total foot comfort to snowsport experts looking for the closest boot fit possible in order to maximize precision and control. The Ultra Light combines the benefits of fine Merino Wool and Isolfil yarns to provide both moisture absorption and warmth. The perfect fit will promote quick response where you need it most-bumps, the park 'n' pipe, or a race course. These features make for Bridgedales' renown fit: double cuffs that won't slip, articulation that eliminates bunching, and a side stretch panel to accommodate your burly skier calves.

$19.90

You need this sock
God I hate thick socks. I got my first pair of these bad boys as a freebie, and I've since bought several more pairs. They're wonderfully thin, wick moisture famously and never, ever bunch up. I refuse to wear anything else skiing. This and other socks have made me a Bridgedale customer for life.

Good, but pricey
After 6, 10-15 mile XC ski trips these very light weight socks have performed well. More use required to asses how they hold up.

Great Sock
Nice and thin.

Great Scott ! These are Great Socks !
Very light and comfortable, feet dont feel like theyre crammed into my ski boots.Great price, also dry very fast.

Awesome sock
Thin, warm and comfortable. Sculpted to match the contour of your foot (that's right, it actually has a heel built into the sock).

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