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Treat your foot right ... twice.

The classic styling and fit of the Lorpen Merino Light Hiker Crew Sock suits anyone looking for a durable, breathable sock that won't lose shape after extended use. And, the best part is that you get a double-dose with this two-pack to let you switch to a fresh pair mid-weekend on a backpacking trip or once you reach your destination after a day filled with planes, trains, and automobiles.

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2 5

montanatreeskier

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I bought two 2-packs of these because I read BC.com's tech specs, which says they are 75% merino, 15% nylon, and 10% lycra. That's a nice, durable blend with some good stretch.
I received my socks to day, and the Lorpen packaging says they are 37.5% merino, 37.5% ACRYLIC, 15% nylon,and 10% lycra. I bought these things specifically because they did NOT have acrylic in them. Acrylic blend socks wear out much quicker than those blended with nylon. I see BC.com hasn't bothered changing the specs.
The socks are very nice out of the box, but I guarantee they won't last very long. Shame on you, backcountry.com!!!

PJ

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Looks like BC finally changed the tech specs on this page.

2 5

PJ

Member since 

Agree with kspc's comment about the tech specs. These socks do not have 75% merino wool. I never would have bought these, even at SAC prices, if I had known the acrylic content was so high. If your feet do OK with that much Acrylic, these are nice fitting socks. Sadly for me, acrylic=swampy feet, which means they are no good in any weather.

2 5

thep448688

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I love merino socks too, although that's a pretty meaningless statement. It's like saying I love good food. I have merino socks from Icebreaker, Smartwool, Darn Tough, and Lorpen. I would rank them in that order. Lorpen wear out faster than any of the others. If you can get at half price, it's a good deal. Otherwise, I'd rather pay more and get the better brands.

5 5

Benzo

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

Lorpen makes my favorite socks ever. I am very picky about my socks. They have to fit right, wear well, and make my feet feel liberated vs. constricted. Lorpen fits the bill. I am an avid hiker and I rock sandals with socks (look out ladies) more then full coverage shoes and everything Lorpen holds up well and feels great with no stink.

4 5

Tobias Kai Looper

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I love merino wool, it's very soft and comfortable. I was skeptical about wool socks because I don't like the itchy feeling, but these aren't ichy. They do what they are supposed to do, keep your feet warm when it's cold and breath well when it's a bit warmer out. I wouldn't suggest these for mid summer hikes in Arizona, but definately a great sock for the other three seasons mountian climates. The only gripe I have is they look like they'll wear out sooner than synthetic socks, after a summer of hiking in the Rockies.