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GripGrab Merino Winter

Fit wonderfully and are nice and warm. Ordered more right away for work

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Thanks to these socks, my winter toes hardly bother me. Better than expected! Just wear them at home too when I'm not cycling.

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Always cold feet while cycling, problem now (partly) solved. Good length and colourfast!

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Stockings fit like a glove, do what they are supposed to do, happy with them

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Tried many (winter sports) socks while mountain biking, but these socks are really good. Warm, but not too thick and they stay nice and dry. I do notice that if you buy your normal size from GripGrab, the heel sits very high. I'm a size 42/43, but size 38-41 fits perfectly.

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Fine pair of socks, ideal for when the temperature drops.

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I use them for Vélotaf, weekend road cycling and mountain biking.

Fine socks. They feel nice and the fit is good. In addition, they keep my feet pretty warm and are nice and thick, but not too thick for my winter MTB shoes.

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Works fine does what needs to be done!

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Sit very well and feel tremendously soft. On the most cold days a very pleasant stocking to wear.

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Socks that aren't very thick but keep your feet warm. Used in cyclo-cross.

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It certainly matches my expectations!

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Stays well after washing.

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Likes them fine. Sit nice, warm but not too hot. Ideal for me.

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Have used 2 pairs of socks on top of each other at 2 degrees above zero that kept the toes just warm enough don't think a single sock will keep enough warm

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Comfortable socks, but unlike other 'sounds' only slightly less cold feet compared to regular socks w.b.w. warmth.

Super nice and especially warm socks!

Very comfortable, you don't feel the sock. The foot stays warm.

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Up to 5 degrees + overshoes wonderfully warm feet. Below 5 degrees I do have to put on extra pair of socks. Good price/quality.

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Normally I always have cold toes, with these socks that is a thing of the past. ICM with the flandrien overshoes it is a very warm and waterproof combination that also looks nice.

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I have very cold feet and I'm delighted to have bought these socks. Used in cool weather in summer shoes, they wick away perspiration and keep feet warm. In cold weather, they're perfect. The only negative point is that they slide a little too much on the skin, which is impractical with high shoes.

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Cold toes are a thing of the past!

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I always wear merino cycling socks from different brands in daily life (i.e. apart from cycling). the GribGrab socks are part of that range. Never sweaty feet and always nice and warm. Even in summer! These socks are just a bit too thick for in my cycling shoes

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Fine socks, normal size. I wish I could wear them daily too so nice.

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Size is good. Just took the size I have otherwise. Keeps your feet nice and warm and doesn't sag. Definitely recommended. Oh well they don't itch also a plus :)

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Unfortunately, these are not winter socks for me. Fit great but during last ride incredibly cold toes bothered me, so much so that I had to walk after 2 hours of cycling. It was around 5 degrees.

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Are nice and warm socks , fit fine

Bought because I was getting cold feet in my normal socks. On the first ride with these socks, my feet stayed wonderfully warm.

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Definitely no cold feet with it, use it in combination with bones.

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After years of having cold and therefore sore toes on the MTB, considered trying Merino socks. Didn't believe in them... Super fine sock. No more suffering from cold toes. Fine seamless sock that stays warm even when my shoes and socks got wet in bad weather. Just make sure you have enough room in your shoes. I have now ordered a shoe size bigger to be able to wear thicker socks. But that will depend on brand. Northwave shoes 42 to 43

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Mis-buy for winter. More of a spring and autumn thing

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Cycled with temperatures around 10 degrees. Were comfortable but can't say how warm they are in colder weather and how durable they are.

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Socks fit fine and are comfortable. Even after a long MTB ride, feet stay warm and dry. Toes do get a bit cold but that could also be due to the MTB shoes. Overall material quality

Nice and warm for a winter ride.

Very good socks for the winter period (or rather for those who suffer from cold feet easily). The sock is also not too thick so it fits nicely under long trousers or leggings, for example. In addition, the sock is very comfortable and nice and warm! Great!

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I suffer from cold feet very quickly when cycling in colder conditions. These socks keep your feet wonderfully warm. They are pleasant to wear because of the soft-touch fabric. The fit is good and roomy.

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Lovely warm well-ventilated socks. Also great in your regular shoe for walking on. Merino is top

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Highly recommended

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Quality and warm but rather thick as a result.

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Lovely warm winter socks, close fit, soft footbed, no seams. Top winter sock!

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Fit fine and nice and warm

Indeed quality winter socks for racing.

Lovely socks for the colder days. I suffer from cold feet easily, either from the cold or from sweaty feet cooling down. These socks keep feet warm a bit longer. Tested so far with 8-12 degrees icm windproof overshoes.

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These socks have a perfect fit and are very comfortable to wear. In addition, they are wonderfully warm thanks to a thickened footbed. Ideal for the colder days.

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These socks are perfect for keeping your feet warm during chilly early morning rides. I use them together with my GripGrab Artic overshoes when the temperature drops below freezing. They also fit well and are very comfortable.

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