Darn Tough Vermont 8045 Men's Beer Badge Thermolite OTC Midweight with Cushion

8045 Darn Tough Vermont Men&';s Beer Badge Thermolite OTC Midweight with Cushion Dedicated to and inspired by the legendary 10th Mountain Division, the Beer Badge sock honors this alpine army division. Known for their heroics during WWII and contributions to the ski industry, this sock is about as close to buying these veterans a beer as you can get. Plus, the new THERMOLITE ECOMADE synthetic fabric adds warmth, comfort, and durability for long days in the ski/ride boots. Height: Over-the-Calf Weight: Midweight Cushion: Soft terry loop cushioning underfoot is engineered to provide warmth and comfort on the hill. Pair With: Longer days and longer nights, street cred in Aspen and most of New England, an intricate knowledge of ski history Men&';s over the calf socks average 17 in. from heel to cuff - expect them to cover the leg to just below the knee. A performance fit means no slipping, no bunching, no boundaries. Here&';s to feeling connected and comfortable in your boots run after run. Reinforced Achilles cushion reduces heel lift, which helps socks feel better on and last season to season. Darn Tough close every toe seam using their True Seamless Toe technology for an ultra smooth, undetectable feel. Synthetic THERMOLITE is a vegan option that is lightweight and insulating so your feet feel good. Midweight THERMOLITE synthetic socks insulate and protect feet run after run. Vegan friendly. The "still" in Still Made in Vermont, USA is personal. Darn Tough knit all their socks at their VT-based Mills using the highest quality yarns, sourced from around the globe. Unconditionally Guaranteed for Life - if these aren&';t the longest lasting socks you&';ve ever owned, return them for another pair. Materials 49% Nylon / 48% Thermolite Polyester / 3% Lycra Spandex Fiber percentages of socks may vary slightly Product Care Machine wash in cold water on gentle cycle with socks inside out Do not bleach Tumble dry on low or hang dry Do not dry clean