The SealSkinz patented technology includes three-layer construction, and this particular sock has a Merino wool inner layer for extra warmth and comfort.
When I fish from my kayak in areas withoutlaunching facilities or boat ramps, I often have to enter the water to get into my kayak. I was astounded at just how dry my feet were after stepping into the cold water, and how quickly the outer layer of the sock dried.
This sock is designed for a calf-height fit, and I was impressed with how it kept its shape. My socks have been through the wash around 30 times, and are as firm and comfortable as the day I purchased them.
My SealSkinz socks are a mandatory item in my winter fishing arsenal, and I couldn’t imagine a winter yakking trip without them on my feet.
Stay tuned for a Sealskinz gloves review coming soon.
About the Author: Jason is a self confessed mad yak fisho from Victoria, Australia. Jason patrols the waters of the mighty Murray, searching for golden perch, murray cod and redfin from his Hobie Outback and writes a blog based on all things kayak fishing at yakkintackle.com
Comments
When the weather warms a little, I will always take the socks off and turn them inside out... They tend to dry quicker.