Hiking socks
Hiking socks cushion the foot, manage moisture and help prevent blisters. Merino and wool blends regulate temperature and resist odour, while synthetic fibres add durability and dry faster. Match the cushioning to your footwear and distances, and pick a height that rises above the cuff of your boot or shoe to stop rubbing. Look for a snug fit without loose fabric at the heel or toes, where folds cause friction.
23 brands
From the shops
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Sealskinz
Silfield
£6.00
at Sealskinz

Icebreaker
Women Lifestyle Micro Socks
£10.00
at Icebreaker

Berghaus
Everyday Sock 3-Pack - Polar
£18.00
at Berghaus

Berghaus
Everyday Sock 3-Pack - Yellow
£18.00
at Berghaus

Icebreaker
Men's Merino Hike+ Medium Crew Socks
£18.90
at Icebreaker

Sealskinz
Marshland
£35.00
at Sealskinz
Prices as listed by the shops on October 7, 2026, excluding delivery. The price on the shop's website applies.
Hiking socks
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Alpkit
United Kingdom · 2004
Partly made in EuropeArc'teryx
Canada · 1989
Partly made in EuropeBerghaus
United Kingdom · 1966
Partly made in EuropeBlack Diamond
United States · 1989
Partly made in EuropeCraghoppers
United Kingdom · 1965
Darn Tough
United States · 2004
Devold
Norway · 1853
Partly made in EuropeHalti
Finland · 1976
Partly made in EuropeHanwag
Germany · 1921
Made in EuropeHusky
Czech Republic · 1997
Icebreaker
New Zealand · 1995
Inov-8
United Kingdom · 2003
Lowa
Germany · 1923
Partly made in EuropeLundhags
Sweden · 1932
Partly made in EuropeMeindl
Germany · 1928
Partly made in EuropeMerrell
United States · 1981
Millet
France · 1921
Ortovox
Germany · 1980
Partly made in EuropeSalewa
Italy · 1935
Partly made in EuropeSealskinz
United Kingdom
Partly made in EuropeSmartwool
United States · 1994
Woolpower
Sweden · 1969
Made in EuropeZamberlan
Italy · 1929
Partly made in Europe