Bridgedale Wool Fusion Summit Sock - Men's

I started using Bridgedale socks about ten years ago and still own my first pair. They are well made (understatement), comfortable, hold their shape, warm and snug without being too tight. I like warm feet for backcountry skiing, so I wear a thick sock like this and mold my liners a bit loose.

The computerized weaving on these socks is amazing as it puts the warmth and padding where you need it, and keeps them trim where you don't.

There are probably other good socks out there, but Bridgedales are amazing, so I keep going back to them.

Extra hot and humid day in Australia so was an interesting test of the summits wicking properties in which it did well. (In training for Everest in which it will be used). However, the stitching across the toes was rough and rubbed my little toe enough for it to blister. So interestingly no rubbing caused by sweat just the stitching instead. Mankind (And Womenkind)should invent socks without stitching above the toes...

Great for trekking with haevy weghit and dayly use in winter. a lot of padding!, good ability to b dry in winter time. (down to -20C). my first place trekking sock for me for winter. use it in Sweder last winter

You guys introduced me to Bridgedale socks and like all of their products, these are a great deal. They are very comfortable and warm. I wear these with my work boots for the added cushion and insulation.

I previously owned Bridgedale socks which lasted me 8 years and still are going strong.......I always purchase the same ones (design) so I can loose a sock or two and still mix pairs and they all match. I just purchased this week 7 pairs of these socks and would like more. Come on guys stock some more of these socks!. They wear exceptionally well, are very comfortable and hold up for years even under daily use. These socks are the best investment. Thanks for stocking this brand. Bridgedale is the only way to go in my view and Backcountry is very good reputable place that ships quickly and accurately what you order. Many thanks to all of you!

I use these socks with Sportiva Glacier boots and smart wool liner socks while hiking Colorado 14ers in April - they kept my feet warm - what more can you ask for?

I was looking for a heavier weight sock for late fall/early winter hikes and this sock has proved to be the best choice I could have made. Fits tight in all the right places and stays up for hour - no yanking them up!

The right amount on insulation for those Southern Tier days when it's cold but not too cold. Highly recommended.

Great pair of socks......Now, this may not be an important issue when it comes to preping for a hard day in the field or on the trail, But I assure you at the end of the day your 'Dogs' will thank you. These socks are made of quality wool, and aren't too tight across the bridge. Comfort all day, wet or dry. The only thing I have against them, is the price. They're a bit too high.

Great pair of socks......Now, this may not be an important issue when it comes to preping for a hard day in the field or on the trail, But I assure you at the end of the day your 'Dogs' will thank you. These socks are made of quality wool, and aren't too tight across the bridge. Comfort all day wet or dry. The only thing I have against them is the price. They're a bit too high.

Very well made.

But unless you are going to sit outside and go fishing in near freezing temps, there is no need. These are for mountaineering.

Walking around in DC (where I live) this Jan/december in 20/30's with suede shoes made my feet sweat.

Bridgedale is the ultimate in quality. Wore a pair similar to these on an AT thru hike. They lasted the entire time while I was replacing my smartwools (which I also like) every month or two. 4 years later, I still have them. One has a small hole on the ankle but not bad for about 3,000 miles.

Bridgedale socks are great. Only have to wear 1 pair instead of an inner. Good up to -25 with winter boots. Comfortable too. Glad I bought 3 pair. Way to go BackCountry selling quality gear.

I love it, Comfortable, warm, and cozy.

My favorite sock after 45 years of tramping outdoors. Worth the money.

Super comfortable. These will keep you warm and dry.

Good, high quality mid-weight hiking sock. When a thick pair of old Wigwam wool hikers are too thick and a thin sock is too thin, these should fill the bill nicely. Quality of construction and material is obvious. Also makes a nice, warm everyday sock when the level of thickness is acceptable.