KARMASOCK Daily Socks For Military Black Socks

KarmaSock military socks made in Latvia — professional trekking socks for hikes, missions, and challenges. Breathable, quick-drying, foot protection, friction reduction, and warmth retention.

Made from high-quality merino wool, these military socks will provide the perfect combination of warmth, breathability, and moisture resistance, suitable for continuous use in harsh weather conditions.



With extra padding in the foot area for cushioning and shock absorption, and an extended cuff that stretches and securely holds over the boot, these socks will provide comfort during prolonged use.



Sock specifications:

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  Merino wool – natural thermoregulation, keeping feet warm in cold and dry in warmer weather.

  
  
  



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  Quick-drying – thanks to the combination of wool and technical fibers, the socks dry in a short time and always remain fresh.

  
  
  



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  Prevents friction and blister formation – soft structure and invisible toe seam ensure comfort even during prolonged exertion.

  
  
  



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  Terry heel with extra padding – reduces impact and fatigue, protecting feet on long hikes and in service conditions.

  
  
  



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  Extended cuff to keep socks over any boot – protects feet from friction against the boot edge and provides additional warmth and protection.

  
  
  



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  Perfect fixation – Y-shaped heel and elastic bands keep the sock in place, preventing slipping, bunching, and the risk of blisters.

  
  
  



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  Invisible toe seam – provides maximum comfort without friction and pressure points.

  
  
  

The socks are suitable for use in cold weather, whether dry or wet.



For military needs, hiking, trekking, and other outdoor activities.



Composition:

40% Merino wool - Provides comfort, breathability, thermoregulation, antibacterial properties.

40% Polypropylene - Provides compression, thermal insulation, repels moisture, quick-drying.

17% Polyamide

3% Elastane



100% MADE IN LATVIA