Farm To Feet Snowboard

Frequently Asked Questions

• How should Farm to Feet snowboard socks fit for ski and snowboard boots, and how do I choose the right size?

  Farm to Feet snow socks are over-the-calf with a snug, supportive fit thanks to LYCRA® spandex and a tailored knit that prevents bunching inside performance-fit boots. Pick your size based on your normal shoe size and the brand’s size chart, aiming for a close, contact fit rather than extra room so the targeted cushioning sits where intended.
• How do the Wilson 2.0, Waitsfield 2.0, and Park City snowboard socks compare — which should I choose?

  The Wilson 2.0 is ultra-lightweight with essentially zero padding for racers and riders using performance-fit boots; the Waitsfield 2.0 offers lightweight, targeted cushioning for variable conditions; and the Park City is a midweight sock with the most cushioning for maximum warmth and all-day comfort. Choose Wilson for low-profile performance, Waitsfield for versatile resort riding, and Park City for cold conditions or riders who want extra underfoot protection.
• What benefits do 100% U.S.-sourced merino wool and 3D Active Knit Technology™ provide on the mountain?

  Merino wool naturally wicks moisture, regulates temperature, and resists odor, keeping feet drier and more comfortable across a range of conditions, while 3D Active Knit Technology™—produced on 200-needle machines—lets Farm to Feet place targeted cushioning, support zones, and seamless toes without excess bulk. Together these features deliver a thin, anatomical fit with strategic padding and long-lasting performance.
• Which Farm to Feet snow sock weight should I pick for different terrains and riding styles?

  For tight-fit race boots or aggressive park and carving where you want minimal bulk, choose an ultra-light model like the Wilson 2.0; for everyday resort riding and mixed conditions, a lightweight option like the Waitsfield 2.0 balances cushion and fit; for backcountry days, very cold conditions, or riders who prioritize warmth and comfort, the midweight Park City provides the most insulation and underfoot padding.
• How should I care for merino snowboard socks to maintain performance and durability?

  Machine wash in cold water and either line dry or tumble dry with no heat to preserve the merino fibers, LYCRA® stretch, and the sock’s shape; avoid bleach and high heat which can degrade stretch and cause thinning. Turning socks inside out before washing and avoiding fabric softeners will help maintain breathability and the effectiveness of targeted cushioning.