Reviews

Very comfortable thin liner.

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Not very durable. It broke on the first use. On an ultra run.

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The perfect sock. Sits, does not shed, transfers moisture. Protects against cracks. I don't change these unless they wear out. The previous pair didn't wear out, but the elasticity was lost in 15 years, so they don't stay perfectly in place. So they last really well.

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Good and functional socks.

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Thin enough to fit under socks as underwear. Transfers moisture well to the next sock and keeps the feet warm. They also helped with the blisters caused by skinning. With these, we got by without taping the legs with only one gap.

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Been in heavy use for a year, even though they are thin they haven't broken yet. The same cannot be said for some thicker socks.

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Good and comfortable socks under woolen socks

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Good and durable liners. Moves moisture well from the foot to the next layer / air.

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Practical and durable even for work.

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I use together with other socks. A pair of Falke TK 2 Wool.

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I have been using Bridgedale Coolmax Liner socks and their predecessors as under socks for hiking for about 30 years. Comfortable on the feet (even when wet!) and suitably thin, which means you can put more than one layer on top of each other if necessary, if getting the shoe firmly on the foot or shock absorption requires it.

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In my own use in climbing shoes, the previous two pairs from about 10 years ago are still in heavy use and these new ones feel just as good.

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A thin sock that stays on the foot perfectly. I've used two socks on top of each other in a ski suit - no chafing! Bought on a whim for hiking, so the real test will only come in the summer.

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Stays on well and works well under navy socks. Fair size. I ordered a size smaller than my normal size, which is perfect for my narrow feet.

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Comfortable, thin socks. I bought it for work indoors, very good for that. Can't say about durability yet.

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Nice thin, high quality

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High-quality sock, no annoying seams, good on the feet

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I bought more of these, just good undersocks for hiking in the countryside with oversocks.

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A good sock for warm weather, but best as a base sock in hiking boots

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Suitable socks and durable

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very good on the foot but wore out quickly.

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Very good

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Otherwise good, but tighten the calves too much. I have been using it for years.

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Really comfortable, well-breathable, almost perfect socks just for being or playing sports. The only downside today is their durability, which is not particularly good for their price.

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Good liner socks under hiking socks.

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Simply the best sock in the world.

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Functional underwear sock

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Good underwear under hiking socks.

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Extremely comfortable liner. It feels like there is no sock on the foot at all

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Transfer moisture well.

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Comfortable and breathable. Prevents abrasions well when worn under a hiking sock.

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Really high quality felt and cool socks

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I have now used this two pairs continuously, either by itself or under the then thicker socks. I can’t say yet about endurance when it’s only been a couple of weeks, but comfort is a real jees. I'm going to buy six more pairs.

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Top quality socks, last for years and years again in heavy use.

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Good liner socks.

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The best liner socks I've used. These have enabled half a dozen pairs. They were expensive but lasted for years. The oldest ones in use were purchased 12 years ago. I can recommend.

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Comfortable and dries quickly.

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Excellent and long-lasting thin socks for travel, hiking, anywhere. Several couples had been in use for several years before the wear and tear.

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Withstands rolling without rolling, and works like Coolmax's ...

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Loose.

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Socks you can't live without anymore. In daily and continuous use. Durable, breathable and keeps your feet dry. If it happens that the shoe lets water through, the socks dry quickly.

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Comfortable and bladder-free hiking

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best socks, stay on foot, feet stay dry

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Functional stockings

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Run your business.

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The best liner socks especially for summer use. You should wear two socks on top of each other to prevent abrasions

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Under thicker socks in hiking boots, very comfortable and unobtrusive. That is, it works.

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A very comfortable sock on the foot. Knit so fine that I think I avoid bladders using these as liners. Work well in everyday life on their own.

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Good socks for outdoor and everyday use

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Bridgedale is tight but thin in knit. The texture and feel of the foot could somehow be considered tights-like. Thanks to its slipperiness, the sock can be worn alone in a hiking shoe. The sock feels good on the foot or rather the sock does not feel on the foot. Bridgedale is perfect for daytime alone and with another sock, perfect for cold and longer trips

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Good socks under hiking socks.

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I think it's just a normal sock. Does not reduce bladder formation in any way (marketed somewhere that no bladders should come with the Hike Midweight Merino Endurance Boot). In summer it's ok, in winter I haven't had time yet.

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Great socks!

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Pantyhose that fits comfortably on the foot or the only socks in warm weather. I have never had blisters while wearing socks.

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ok product

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The best thin socks for just about any activity.

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Good alone and very functional as a sock.

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Good light socks. The feet have remained sweaty in these. Admittedly, I haven't had any hikes yet, but the best socks, at least for everyday basic use and as sleep socks.

Ok

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Durable.

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Comfortable liners. Tried on the Nijmegen March 2018. They work well. Can be recommended as a trekker's undock.

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Quality pays off when choosing socks.

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Socks under other socks look good and durable. Works even under waterproof socks.

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Basic liner socks.

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The best liners

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Lovely socks, fits well and dries easily.

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With about 18 years of experience: unheated and really durable socks. Work in hiking boots in summer weather as is.

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Really good as stockings

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The best pantyhose I've ever had

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Hiking socks elite, only these + hiking shoe = works for me

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Very thin and good underwear socks.

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Good liner socks. Reasonably good to use.

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The best socks I know

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Good skinned socks

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Guaranteed sock quality.

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Thin and functional underwear socks, valuable but worth the price - the feet do not sweat and the shoes do not rub

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The quality has deteriorated radically since the piston years, but the price has remained the same. The newest pair didn't even last a year of normal everyday wear, as there were already holes in the bottom. The next liners will hardly be from Bridgedale, even though it's a great sock for everything, either alone or with another sock.

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Excellent durable quality socks! Experience from previous years. Now I ordered new ones (the former ones are still intact, only the elastic wilted a bit). Now I was disappointed with the size. I chose the smallest S-size (corresponds to foot size 35-39) My foot size is 37. The size of the sock does not match the notice. They are big! A tip for the smaller footer: If you order, you will get good socks, but far too big!

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Insanely good and durable socks! I use these both on hikes and on a daily basis. I have owned a few pair of those socks for almost a couple of years and all couples are completely intact! Traditional cotton socks break down for me after just a few months of use.