Cold Weather Running Over the Calf

By A Mystery Man Writer

When outside is cold, windy, and snowy, special socks are needed to get through your run. Cold Weather Running Over the Calf Socks are the best possible pair of winter running socks. In cold or freezing temperatures, moisture is the skin’s worst enemy. Moisture pulls heat away from the skin 23 times faster than air. This can reduce skin temperature so rapidly that wet feet feel painfully cold. Wet skin makes the feet much more susceptible to frostbite and non-freezing cold injury. Staying dry is critical to remaining warm, comfortable, and safe in cold weather and no sock has proven to keep feet drier than Drymax technology socks. The wind chill factor often causes the front part of the leg and the toes to become the coldest; therefore a third layer of Drymax fiber insulation was added along the Cold Weather
When outside is cold, windy, and snowy, special socks are needed to get through your run. Cold Weather Running Over the Calf Socks are the best possible pair of winter running socks. In cold or freezing temperatures, moisture is the skin’s worst enemy. Moisture pulls heat away from the skin 23 times faster than air. This can reduce skin temperature so rapidly that wet feet feel painfully cold. Wet skin makes the feet much more susceptible to frostbite and non-freezing cold injury. Staying dry is critical to remaining warm, comfortable, and safe in cold weather and no sock has proven to keep feet drier than Drymax technology socks. The wind chill factor often causes the front part of the leg and the toes to become the coldest; therefore a third layer of Drymax fiber insulation was added along the Cold Weather sock’s leading-edge adding additional insulation to the entire top of the foot and front of your shin to the knee. Drymax fibers have the best thermal conductivity rating. This means Drymax Cold Weather Running socks keep the skin warmer than wool because they draw less heat away from the skin than socks made with other fibers. They keep your feet much drier. CARE INSTRUCTIONS: Machine Wash warm with like colors. To whiten socks, use bleach alternatives. Tumble dry on low heat. Do not iron. Do not use fabric softeners; they leave a residual coating on fibers and fabrics, preventing them from performing as designed. To remove fabric softeners, simply launder with detergent and rinse. Do not use Chlorine Bleach. Do not use skin lubricants. 73% Drymax/Olefin, 10% Polyester, 9% Elastane, 8% Nylon Made In USA