Dexshell Ultra Dri Sports waterproof socks, size L, with orange stripe

Description of waterproof socks DexShell Ultra Dri Sports Socks DS625WBO:

Dexshell DS625WBO are universal, waterproof socks that can be worn both during city walks and during active recreation. Thanks to the use of high-quality materials, they are comfortable to wear with any shoes, and the presence of a membrane middle layer makes the socks completely waterproof. This feature allows you to keep your feet completely dry and warm even in rainy and snowy weather, protecting against health problems.

These socks consist of three layers. The outer layer is made of nylon, elastane and elastic, which make the presented socks durable and wear-resistant. In addition, due to the use of elastane and elastic, the socks fit the foot as tightly as possible, which almost completely eliminates the possibility of rubbing.

The inner layer is made of Dri-release material, which combines synthetic and natural fibers. This combination allows you to simultaneously create the necessary air circulation and retain heat.

The main, functional layer is the Porelle membrane. It is thanks to it that the DS625WBO socks are completely waterproof. Despite this, this membrane does an excellent job of wicking sweat away from the skin, which increases the comfort of use, as the feet do not slip even during long hikes in warm weather.

What are DexShell waterproof socks made of?

DexShell Ultra Dri Sports Socks consist of three layers:

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How to wash DexShell Ultra Dri Sports Socks:

Wash the socks by hand in cool water (no more than 40°C). Do not wring the product, as this may damage the membrane.

How to dry DexShell Ultra Dri Sports Socks:

First, dry the socks inside out, and then dry them on their front side in an upright position outdoors. To prevent the socks from fraying, do not dry them with an iron, on batteries, or near a fire.

With DexShell waterproof socks, your feet will always be dry in any shoe, even in the most adverse conditions!