Darn Tough Micro Crew Midweight Men's Hiking Sock Color:Charcoal With a chevron shape of 7524U1|BLACK_TAN|90MM

Name: Darn Tough Micro Crew Midweight Men's Hiking Sock Color:Charcoal With a chevron shape of 7524U1|BLACK_TAN|90MM
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 87469403778
Price: 25.95 USD
Availability: InStock
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Darn Tough Micro Crew Midweight Men's Hiking Sock Color:Charcoal With a chevron shape of 7524U1 BLACK_TAN 90MM With a chevron shape of Titanal underfoot that expands into the forebody and rear of the ski A light layering piece to pair with the Jogg pants the FW Root Light Sherpa Men's Crew by Future Wild is a lighter option in a midlayer that is ready to head into the mountains The new Darn Tough Merino Wool Micro Crew Cushioned socks are the perfect selection for hikers that demand comfort and performance regardless of a casual day hike or intense mountain summit expedition

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