Hilgay - Black - XL

These socks are excellent for cool to mild temperatures due to Merino wool's thermoregulation. For extreme cold, consider specialized winter socks, potentially with thicker insulation or a different material blend.

Refer to the brand's sizing chart for accurate measurements. A properly fitting sock should be snug but not constricting, with no excess material bunching in your shoe.

Yes, their comfort and thermoregulation make them suitable for other activities like hiking, cycling, or even casual wear, though they are specifically engineered for the demands of running.

Merino wool is naturally odor-resistant. You can often wear them for multiple shorter runs before washing. However, wash them when they lose their freshness or after particularly long or sweaty sessions.

Non-mulesed refers to the ethical sourcing of the wool, meaning the sheep were not subjected to the mulesing procedure, which involves removing strips of skin from the sheep's hindquarters.

Merino wool is highly effective at wicking moisture away from the skin. While they help manage sweat, they are not waterproof. In extremely wet conditions, your feet may eventually become damp from external moisture.

Ensure your shoes are also breathable and not trapping moisture. Check that the socks are 100% Merino wool and haven't been treated with water-repellent finishes that could hinder wicking.

Verify you have the correct size. Check for any internal seams or labels that might be causing friction. Ensure socks are pulled up smoothly without wrinkles.

Avoid high heat drying. Air drying or low heat tumble drying is recommended for Merino wool to preserve elasticity.

While Merino is thermoregulating, very high ambient temperatures might still lead to warmth. Consider lighter weight socks or ensure good airflow from your shoes.