Macpac Fully Cushioned Hiking Sock
Our Price
NZ$22.49MEMBERS PRICE
25% OFFCLEARANCE
25% OFFSALE
25% OFF
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Colour selected: Beetle
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Product Description
Made from a technical blend of merino wool, acrylic, nylon and elastane, this thick hiking sock is designed for maximum warmth.It combines high loft cushioning with a reinforced nylon heel and toe for comfort and durability. Mesh panelling provides ventilation, and an elastic arch support helps to prevent ride-down.Ideal for adventures in cold conditions, and warming up in front of the fire. -
Design features
- High pile cushioning
- Elastic arch support
- Breathable mesh upper
- Smooth toe seam
- Reinforced heel and toe
- Crew height
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Product Specifications
Main Fabric 42% Merino Wool, 42% Acrylic, 14% Nylon, 2% Elastane -
Care
Machine wash cold
Do not bleach
Line dry in shade
Do not tumble dry
Do not iron
Do not dryclean
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60 DAY RETURNS
If you're not completely satisfied, you are welcome to exchange your purchase* with the original receipt for a full refund, store credit, or an alternative product, within 60 days. The returned product must be unused, and in the original packaging with all tags still intact. Footwear should be tested indoors and returned in original packaging. Shoe boxes must be free of tape, writing, and stickers; use a postage bag for added protection.
*Excludes next-to-skin swimwear, masks, underwear, food, gas canisters, helmets[1], goggles[2], and gift vouchers.
- Due to safety reasons, helmets cannot be accepted for return unless there is a clear manufacturing error or failure.
- Due to hygiene reasons, goggles cannot be accepted for return unless there is a clear manufacturing error or failure.
Our returns policy
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WARRANTY AND REPAIRS
We trust our gear completely. If a product fails due to a major manufacturing fault or material defect, you can ask for a replacement, refund, or we’ll repair it free of charge. For non-Macpac branded products, we’ll always work with you to determine whether a repair, replacement or refund is appropriate.
