Is this "heatgear" type of Under Armour socks?
85812
Not really considered heatgear. They are pretty warm. Don't do much in the line of wicking. They do stay up over the calf. Enough positives that I would buy again
85813
My son wore his UA socks during both his spring and fall football seasons. And he was comfortable in them regardless of the temperature. So, yes?
406650
Yes. Although these aren't a heavy weight sock, they are very warm for wearing in a cold house without slippers.
1095130
it's not as heavy as my Norwegian military wool socks but they are not lite hikers either I wore mine deer hunting in NE pa. with high quality uninsulated Gor-Tex boots, was warm enough, they fit tight no seams and with adequate cushion. I'm happy.
634500
They are not what I consider thin nor are they excessively thick. However, Mizuno makes a knee high sock that is ribbed and recommended for both volleyball and softball. It has a thinner feel and may suit your needs. Not certain of how many colors are offered.
40744
I've never tried balegas so, I'm not sure. These Asics socks are great though.
1581716
No these were not thin. They also were very rough. Instead of returning them via Amazons preferred service and getting a credit I donated them to charity. Don`t buy these socks. I rate them "F".
461484
like all socks you can sweat in them, but the way they are made it will keep the water off better than most. can't tell you much more sorry.
1786810
YES, they do. It is a mid-weight terry lining ,in the foot area, below the ankle. Very comfortable and sturdy.FLAT KNIT diabetic socks are available, in the OPEN WEAVE style, which have NO terry lining. Now this SAME sock is available in the ALOE INFUSED spa style also. Educated buyers tend to make better choices.George
661911
ly to Louis's question, my husband says these socks are not compression socks. Rather they are extremely comfortable and feather light. Teri V.
519288
Not that I could find. I have been happy with Dr. Schols (sp?) light compression socks from Walmart. they are cheaper, too.
973805
Comfort-wise, they are very thin and lightweight. They wick away sweat very well but being so thin they may not have enough cushioning to be on your feet all day. They are extremely well made and will last a long time but I'm not absolutely sure they will suit your needs. I could recommend Under Armour or even Timberland socks that wick away sweat and provide a lot more thickness, so those might be more suitable for what you are looking for. :)
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I'm not sure, but my husband and I both swear by these socks. They are thick and soft, not scratchy, and incredibly warm. Also, they don't shrink or get little wool fuzzy balls on them when they're washed.
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This is actually blizzard fleece, it sounds like you are are looking for microfleece. It is lightweight and has a nice drape to it and the outer textured is almost pebbled, as opposed to 'felted' llike blizzard fleece.
697276
Yes. That is how you wear them. ..as a base layer.Hydroskin is NOT neoprene. In fact a full hydroskin suit is worn under a wetsuit to aid in warmth. Just like these socks.
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It's a cotton/poly t-shirt, not the heatgear material, sizing is true for t-shirts.
75537
Yes. I wear mine inside and outside. I am usually in my office and always have cold feet. That is until i wear my Heat Holder socks. If I wear anything else, I really feel the difference. You will be happy with these socks
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The material has been brushed which makes the interior of the sock feel plush, rather than wool. I didn't have the same experience as others did. I drank the koolaid but My feet never got hot, Or warm from wearing these socks. I'm a professional hunting guide. Invest in some 800-1200 gram thinsulate boots. Good luck