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Snowfall OTC Midweight + Cushion Sock - Women's
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Chase fresh snow in the Snowfall OTC Midweight + Cushion Sock
What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:
"I wore these through a full powder day, and my feet never got cold or sore. The over-the-calf height kept my boot cuffs from rubbing, and the midweight cushion held up run after run."
Snow is falling fast at the top of the lift, and the only warmth that matters is what's happening inside your boots. The Snowfall OTC Midweight + Cushion Sock from Darn Tough climbs past the calf with a snowflake pattern that matches the day outside, sealing out drafts where boot cuffs typically let cold air creep in.
Merino wool holds heat through long chairlift rides and breathes through hard-charging runs, while midweight cushioning protects the shin and heel from boot pressure. It's built for a full day on the mountain, powder turns included, without ever asking you to think about your feet.
Details
- Merino wool over-the-calf sock built for ski boots
- Over-the-calf height blocks drafts at the boot cuff
- Midweight cushioning eases pressure on shins and heels
- Merino wool regulates warmth during long days outside
- Snowflake pattern brings winter style to every run
- Naturally odor-resistant through repeated days on snow
- Item #DRNC0AQ
- Material
- merino wool
- Height
- over-the-calf
- Weight
- midweight
- Cushion
- light
- Activity
- ski, snowboard
- Manufacturer Warranty
- lifetime
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does this Darn Tough Snowfall sock compare with a lighter ski sock?
The midweight build adds cushioning at the shin and underfoot, which can help during long periods in ski or snowboard boots. It will feel warmer and more substantial than a lightweight sock, so a lighter option may suit mild conditions or close-fitting boots better.How should I wear the Darn Tough Snowfall OTC sock with ski-boot liners?
Pull it up smoothly and keep the fabric flat at the shin, heel, and foot before putting on your liner. Because cushioning takes up space, a boot that already feels tight may restrict circulation; avoid adding bunches or extra sock layers.