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The Smartwool Hiking Liner Crew is an innie AND an outie.

The Smartwool Hiking Liner Crew can be worn as an ultra light sock on warm hikes or as a liner in cold weather. The ribbed cuff keeps it from sliding into your hiking boots or bunching at the bottom of your outer-layer sock. A flat-knit toe seam won't bother your toes while breaking trail. Smartwool designed the Hiking Liner Crew Socks to prevent blistering as well as odor—feel free to layer without fear of grossing out your camping buddies.

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5 5

Duha

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

As the title says I only wear these sock liner's anymore. I use them to go to work, I work on my feet, I use them when I go hiking, and I use them when going snowboarding. Tried to put regular cotton sucks on my feet the other day, and I threw them all away.

Adam

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Haha nice! death to cotton!

5 5

The Blue Bomber

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

Since I started using these liners, I stopped getting blisters on my hikes when used properly underneath a heavy wool hiking sock. For this reason alone, they get 5 stars.

As a bonus, since I got the black ones, I wear them often as professional work socks. They look great and are more comfy, cozy, and warm then traditional work socks.

So I need to work outside all day and my...

jor3260802

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So I need to work outside all day and my feet freeze! Can I wear these under my regular socks to keep my feet warm and dry? I guess breathable boots are a good idea too?

Aaron Crabb

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These would be a good start for keeping your feet warm.

The main advantage of a liner sock is that you can take the liner off when your feet start to get sweaty...preventing them from chilling you out later. Maybe even bring another pair of liner socks in a pocket to switch out.

Debbie Conti

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And again, wear wool hiking socks, not cotton, as cotton stays wet, ...and then you will really get chilled. This holds true for base layers for winter as well. Go with a hi-tech base layer such as Gore, just for example; or a wool base layer.

4 5

Banning Lyon

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These were more an experiment than anything for me. I almost exclusively wear Smartwool's trekking socks while I'm backpacking. I gave these a shot with some other sock combinations to see if I liked them... and I do. It turns out that I actually prefer to not use liners, but of the four or five types of liners I tried... these were easily my favorite. They are still occasions where I still use them, and when those times come around I always find myself impressed with how comfortable and durable these are.

If you prefer liners with your boots and socks... give these a shot. You won't be disappointed.

5 5

skrash

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All their socks are great. I use these liners for bicycling and hiking. They are a little thicker than my polypro liners, but not so much that they make my shoes and boots too tight. They were especially a good value when Backcountry had them on sale.

3 5

Pedantic

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I bought these socks because my other sock liners went missing in the dryer, and the model has been discontinued. The seams on these are flat but they're not the flattest I've experienced. This makes a difference after 20 miles on the trail with a 50-pound pack.

5 5

clk3772076

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I use these as my year round sock of choice. These socks are soft, wick moisture away keeping my feet dry and they wear like iron. Front country or back country, these are super!

5 5

cac4772469

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I use these with my black loafers and dress pants in the fall and winter time. I also use them with my dress boots. They are great because they keep your feet warm when it's cool, they keep your feet cool when it's warm, they make your feet smell fresh instead of stinky, and the black dye in the fabric doesn't fade overtime. I also use them for their intended purpose (as hiking liner socks, and of course they're fine for that too,) but I really love them with my casual dress work clothes. I wear b/w a 6 and a 6.5 in women's shoes, and the size small socks fit me just fine.

5 5

mario sarrica

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I have always used these primarily under a heavyweight sock

but these actually work great for a summer sock.

They are very thin and breath great also dry very fast.

3 5

carclimbs

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Worked ok on 2-wk excursion into AK wilderness. Also bought the Fox silk liners and MUCH preferred them. My husband actually stopped on the trail, pulled these off (they were rubbing a warm spot) and put on his dirty Fox liners.

5 5

River

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I have SmartWool sock from medium to heavy and have been very happy with them. These are for the summer and once again, SmartWool does not disappoint. :) Get them!

5 5

Mads

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LOVE THESE. I was totally skeptical of liner socks but these turned me into a true believer. I've never escaped a climb without multiple blisters on my feet - by the time I got off Rainier I had TEN whopping blisters! Oof, that was painful. Well, I wore these on my next climb and they totally saved my feet. Warm, dry, comfortable, NO blisters whatsoever. I was so impressed. I've used them several times since then and they always deliver. I'll never head off for the mountains without them!

5 5

Jake Brow

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Well, when I go out for longer, agressive trips I really like the benefits that liners give. Helps protect your feet against blistering, and helps to keep tape snugged up on your ankles. I don't really need to wear em in cold weather, but I'm sure for some there is a benefit. All around, a nice sock to keep in your drawer. It'll get used.

3 5

diazpc167310

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I always get holes in the big toe area of these liners. The fabric there is too thin. I love how they feel but after going through 3 pairs and getting holes, I cant justify buying them anymore. Trying other liners next.

Garrett Bradley

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I have had the same experience with these smartwool liners on 2 successive pairs. The bridgedales have held up better thus far.

3 5

diazpc167310

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I always get holes in the big toe area of these liners. The fabric there is too thin. I love how they feel but after going through 3 pairs and getting holes, I cant justify buying them anymore. Trying other liners next.

3 5

Lotte

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They are okay, but nothing special, except the wool. If your regular line is synthetic then these are way better, but I have other merino liners that works better for me!

I'm gonna stick with the phd series from smartwool - found no one who beat any of those.

5 5

Gone Fishing

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I wasn't sure about using liners but I am glad that I gave them a try. On really cold days they help and I have also used them on very warm days as my only sock. They are durable for such a lightweight material.

5 5

boveridge0100068344

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I always take two pairs of liners on back packing trips. Wash one and wear the other. First day was all day off trail and i did not get any blisters. the second day i washed the smart wool liners and threw them on my pack to dry and put on some other liners (not smartwool) 3 miles later i had two hot spots on my feet. So i stopped waited till the smartwool socks had dried and hiked for the rest of the day with them on and no hot spots!

I'm ordering my next pair today.

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