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Rogelli Merino Wool 2-pack

Fell well

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Nice warm socks, well-fitting with an edge that is not too tight

The socks fit fine on the bike and stay on well

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Perfect for 0-8 degrees. Well cut and made.

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Nice and warm socks, they keep my feet well warm and dry.

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Used those recently between 2 to 5 degrees, kept my feet warm in Shimano shoes under wet (not raining) conditions. Must have for the price!

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As promised

Feels very soft, purchased them due to neuropathy on my toes

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These Merino wool socks from Rogelli are wonderfully warm, yet breathable, so you don't get sweaty feet. Often used during gravel rides just below freezing (in winter shoes) and my feet stayed wonderfully warm!

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Good fit, does not slide off the foot.

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I use them when running and when cycling they are comfortable and are nice and warm with these cold days

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"It's just socks" you think... no. Good comfortable warm socks that don't itch at the foot. Very important

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Great sock for from approx 8degrees

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I suffer from cold feet easily. I have tried many socks, but I like these the best so far

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Thanks to merino wool, warm feet in cycling shoes at last

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These socks keep your feet warmer for longer than regular socks. After 2 weeks, they already start to fluff up.

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After washing once, they shrink slightly, but are even warmer.

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at +5° warm feet in mountain bike shoes , they also still fit well in racing shoes

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Great value for money. Merino socks are perfect for long days in the saddle.

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Great socks for the colder days! Definitely recommended if you are looking for something to keep your feet warm in autumn/winter.

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Nice quality and nice and warm. Too bad that fabric is quite smooth. Perhaps this is better after a wash !

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These socks are really nice. You feel good in it, feets stay warm but you can’t count only on them. They have a slight tendency to slip down, but it’s a detail.

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