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Alvada Mens Merino Wool Crew Socks Thermal and Warm Socks for Winter Work Hiking Running 3 Pairs

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Size: Medium-Large


Color: Charcoal


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Merino Wool Crew Socks Merino Wool Thermal Socks Warm Merino Wool Socks Merino Wool Hiking Socks Men's Soft Merino Socks Merino Wool Thermal Socks

Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 14 x 11.5 x 0.5 inches; 1.02 pounds


Department ‏ : ‎ Unisex Adult


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ August 10, 2022


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Best Sellers Rank: #2,050 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry (See Top 100 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry) #3 in Women's Hiking Socks


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Customer Reviews: 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (37,148)


Color: Charcoal


Pattern: Solid


Sport Type: Camping and Hiking, Mountaineering


Style: Merino Wool Socks


Socks Form: Athletic Socks


Rise Style: Crew Length


Occasion: hiking


Brand Name: Alvada


Age Range Description: Adult


Model Name: Merino Wool Socks


Style Number: 43528-95629


Unit Count: 3 Count


UPC: 753610373339


Import Designation: Made in the USA or Imported


Number of Items: 3


Item Weight: 2.08 ounces


Part Number: 43528-95629


Material: Wool


Fabric Type: 80% Merino Wool, 15% Polyester, 4% Nylon, 1% Spandex


Product Care Instructions: Machine Wash


Apparel Fabric Weight Class: Medium Weight


Apparel Fabric Stretch: High Stretch


Shoe Height Map: Crew


Fit to Size Sentiment: True to Size


Fit Type: stretch


Closure Type: Pull On


Sleeve Length Description: Short Sleeve


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  • Warm, Comfortable, and Perfect for Outdoor Activities
Size: Medium-Large Color: Charcoal
I've been very pleased with the Alvada Men's Merino Wool Crew Socks. They are soft, warm, and comfortable enough to wear all day, whether I'm working outdoors, hiking, or just spending time in cold weather. The merino wool does a great job regulating temperature, keeping my feet warm without feeling overly hot or sweaty. The socks fit well, provide good cushioning, and stay in place throughout the day without bunching or slipping. Even after multiple washes, they've maintained their shape and softness, making them a great value for the price. Pros: -Warm and comfortable for cold weather -Soft merino wool material that isn't itchy -Good cushioning for work and hiking -Breathable and moisture-wicking -Durable and holds up well after washing -Stays in place without slipping Cons: -May be too warm for mild temperatures -Slightly thicker than standard everyday socks -Limited color options depending on availability These socks strike an excellent balance between warmth, comfort, and durability. Whether you're hiking, working outdoors, or simply looking for quality winter socks, the Alvada Merino Wool Crew Socks are a great choice. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2026 by Klee

  • Very good quality socks at a budget price. Extremely comfortable to wear.
Size: Large-X-Large Color: Charcoal
I'm always apprehensive when I order socks online because "XL" appears to differ in size between different manufacturers. I took a chance on these based on the size chart in the listing that showed size L-XL would fit foot size 14-16. This time I was lucky. The socks fit my size 15's comfortably and snugly. I wear these when I'm in the house. They don't overheat when the temperature is very high and they keep my feet moderately warm when it gets cold. They are excellent all-around socks. The knitting is very well done and consistent. The toe ends don't have any annoying bumps or seam stitching. They stay up on my calf. I don't have to continually pull them up during the day like I do with some other socks. The ribbing on the cuff is firm and does leave a noticeable indentation in my calf after wearing them for several hours but that doesn't make them feel tight or uncomfortable, and the impression disappears after a short time when I take the socks off. I was a little worried after I washed them for the first time. Just looking at them, it appeared they had shrunk significantly. It was so noticeable, I took a comparison photo of the washed pair next to a new pair. Another interesting effect of washing that first time was that the thickness of the socks almost doubled, even though the length decreased. Then came the surprise. When I put the washed pair on after the wash (and the photo), they stretched out easily and fit just like they did before the wash. The second photo shows the washed sock on my right foot and a new unwashed on my left foot. It doesn't feel like the washing made the cuffs any tighter. What a relief. I'll be buying more of these. The Amazon listing shows a nice selection of colors. After seeing these, my adult daughter asked me to order a set for her (in a different color). ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2025 by SLS-LDS

  • These socks prevent blisters, hold sweat, don't smell, and may reverse callouses.
Size: Medium-Large Color: Charcoal
I bought 10 quantities, and didn’t realize each quantity is 4 pairs, but I’m not complaining. Buy in bulk; these get expensive to buy in a store at $20-$30 a pair, and if your activity requires these socks, you’ll go through them faster than your casual socks. My socks arrived on-time and in new condition. The socks fit comfortably and feel thick all-around. Other wool socks have extra cushion around the toes and heel, but it’s not needed if your footwear fits correctly and you replace the inner sole regularly. Cushioning around the heel and toe areas are essential to preventing blisters. A bit of background for why I chose these socks: My job at a nuclear power plant involves walking, standing, climbing on steel ladders, and moving in tight spaces in boots for up to 12 hours a day. I put in about 10,000 to 20,000 steps a day (5-10 miles a day). This includes walking on gravel, rocks, hard concrete, steel grating, sand, and common tiles and carpet for a commercial building (some surfaces of which may not be stable), and climbing on plant equipment (scaffolding / ladders / valves / pipes / pumps / tanks, etc.). Temperatures are usually around 90F to 120F (even as high as 150F in stagnant areas around steam piping). The boots I wear are composite-toe boots, up to 9 inches high, and are water-resistant, heat-resistant, electrical-resistant, chemical-resistant, and puncture-resistant (Redwing Burner XPs). It also has metatarsal guards to prevent broken bones from dropped tools (or a solid-steel door). This footwear does not provide breathability for good reason; I do not want anything outside the boot to get inside the boot at this workplace. Because of this, my feet rub under the guard, on the toes, and the heel if I don’t have enough cushion. Walking around with sweat stinging torn skin and the boot rubbing blisters until they pop and develop blisters inside-of blisters, is no fun and can stop me from making money at my job. My feet get sweaty and hot, and I need socks that soak up moisture and prevent direct rubbing on my skin, which will cause blisters and torn skin / scabs. I'm not bothered with hot feet, since the work environment is very hot and I can go to a cooler office or stand under a ventilation duct’s vent. These socks absorb a good amount of sweat for up to 12 hours, and don't smell horrible afterwards. I bring an extra pair just in case I need to switch out. Important care note: Follow the instructions EVERY time. Cold water wash. Air dry only. Use delicate cycle if your washer has it. You can get away with air-dry options of dryers, but only if the dryer or air isn't hot already. Don't leave these socks on a hot dryer, either. Use a hanger or closet rod if you decide to hang indoors. I recommend the hangers for bras; you can hang 5-6 pairs of socks on those. Hang it in an area with less than 40% humidity and they’ll be dry in less than 6 hours; this lets me dry them while I sleep in-between shifts, if I forget to wash on a day off. Note the loops on the inside of the socks on my comparison picture. The one on the left is the new sock I bought. The one on the right’s a REI 80% wool sock I bought 6 months ago. See those loops on the left sock? When those flatten out to where it looks matted, you can’t see the individual loops (the right sock), and the sock’s threads fray, replace the sock. Soon after that, the socks will thin, you'll feel toe/heel rubbing and blisters will follow. Wool socks will wear out in 2-3 washes if you use hot water. These socks can handle water at room temperature, and will hold-out against a washer or dryer’s tumbling, but DO NOT use normal or heavy-duty cycles in the dryer; the lint trap will clog up with your new sock’s fibers, fibers will fray, and your sock’s cushion will be ruined. No more fluffiness. Again, thick-wool socks hate dryer-heat. I can't stress it enough. Note on comfort and safety: Wool socks cushion your feet to prevent rubbing, minimize sogginess and the blisters that come with it. They will not fix back pain, hip pain, or heel / toe / arch pain not caused by rubbing. Your footwear must fit you; you must use in-soles that support your feet for what you’re doing, you must use proper posture for what you’re doing, and you must replace your insoles regularly. I replace my insoles every couple of months when they look flatter than when they were new, smell, have discoloration / flat spots near the toes and heel from rubbing. I replace my boots or the sole when I see the sole start to flatten or round to match my gait. If my boots looked like I could go bowling with them (sole is completely flat) or has cracks, I can slip, fall, trip, and get hurt. Your work place may be different, but at my place, there are hundreds of hazards I walk and work next to that can seriously hurt or kill me very easily. Wool socks won’t do anything about that. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2026 by Stephen D.

  • Warm Happy Feet
Size: Medium-Large Color: Charcoal
I purchased this item because I always have coffee even in in the summer so imagine in the winter time these socks kept my feet warm even when I was wearing open slippers my feet they will still want so I do recommend it the material is good thick and warm quality very good and the price is right and I love the color it's ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2026 by Yvette

  • Good socks
Size: Medium-Large Color: Charcoal
Comfy and warm, not sure if they're actually wool, but they work. The top band is a little tight, but I do have a more athletic calf (I'm also 5'10" so not a petite person).
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2026 by Gabrielle

  • Excellent year round wool sock- comfy and dry.
Size: Medium-Large Color: Charcoal
I have long used OmniWool socks from sams club, they've always worked great year round to keep my feet dry(ish) and prevent athletes foot. You cannot get omniwool socks anymore, so I decided to try a few alternatives. These fit the bill perfectly. The fit my feet perfectly, they're thick and soft and comfy, and I've worn them while working outside in 100 degree 80+% humidity for 10 hours and NO SMELL and NO ATHLETES FOOT. I washed them and dried them with all my clothes like normal- I don't give them any special treatment. They didnt shrink or anything- they still fit great. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2026 by David B

  • Soft and warm
Size: Medium-Large Color: U3-charcoal (3 Pairs)
They are the best socks I have ever worn. They feel so good on my feet, warm, soft I have circulation problems in my feet so my feet are very cold most of the time. The socks really helps with this.
Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2026 by Angela Fording

  • Perfect for the Winter
Size: Medium-Large Color: Charcoal
If you're looking for high-quality socks that can keep your feet warm and dry during winter activities, look no further than the Alvada Merino Wool Hiking Socks. These socks are an absolute must-have for anyone who spends time outdoors in colder weather, whether you're hiking, skiing, or just braving the chill of winter walks. I’ve worn these socks on several outdoor excursions, and I’m truly impressed by their performance. First off, the material is top-notch. Made from Merino wool, the socks provide incredible warmth without being overly thick or heavy. Merino wool is known for its moisture-wicking properties, and these socks definitely live up to that reputation. Even on long hikes, my feet stayed dry and comfortable — a game-changer compared to cotton socks that tend to get soggy and cold. What sets these socks apart is the perfect balance of warmth and breathability. Despite the cold temperatures outside, my feet didn’t overheat or get sweaty, which is a common issue I’ve had with other wool socks. The socks seem to regulate temperature really well, keeping my feet cozy without causing discomfort. Another standout feature is the cushioning. These socks offer just the right amount of padding, especially around the arch, heel, and toe areas. This makes them ideal not only for hiking but also for wearing with winter boots. The extra cushion provides added comfort during long treks, while still allowing for a snug, secure fit inside boots without feeling bulky. The construction of the socks also deserves mention. The stitching is solid, and they hold up well after several washes. I've worn these socks multiple times, and they’ve maintained their shape, softness, and effectiveness — no pilling, no stretching out of shape, and no loss of warmth. The 3-pack is also a great deal. It gives you the flexibility to rotate between pairs, so you always have a fresh pair ready for your next adventure. Whether you’re hitting the trails or just looking for warm socks for everyday use, these socks will have you covered. One more thing I appreciate is that they’re unisex. Whether you're a man or woman, these socks fit well and provide the same level of comfort and warmth. The fit is perfect for both regular and wide feet, and they stay in place all day without sliding down or bunching up. In summary, the Alvada Merino Wool Hiking Socks have quickly become my go-to socks for all my winter outdoor activities. They're warm, comfortable, durable, and they keep my feet dry no matter what I’m doing. If you're serious about staying warm in the winter, I highly recommend giving these socks a try — they’ll make all the difference on your next adventure. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2025 by John

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