Waterproof Thermlite Socks Lightweight Merino

SKU: DS6260

$36.99

The DexShell Waterproof Thermlite Socks is a long-standing global bestseller, trusted for their reliable waterproof protection, thermal insulation, and versatile performance — from frosty commutes to winter trails.

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Thermal Rating: 3

Length: 2

Features	Lightweight merino wool inner. Easily fit into any hiking boots.
Inner	38% Merino wool 38% Acrylic 24% Polyamide
Outer	98% Polyamide 2% Elastane
Interlining	Porelle® membrane (PFOA free polyurethane) Waterproofness: 15,000 mm hydrostatic head (JIS L1092 Method A) Breathability: Water Vapor Permeability 15,000 g/m²/day (ASTM E96:95) Viral Penetration: Passed as per ISO 16604 (Nelson Labs Ref. 1298748-S01)
Made in Green	Certified OEKO-TEX Standard 100

Waterproof
Windproof
Breathable
Viral Resistant

Featuring DexShell’s signature 3-layer waterproof construction with a Porelle® membrane at the core, these socks are a lightweight cold-weather essential, crafted with a Merino wool inner for natural warmth, breathability, and all-day comfort.

Q: Why do I need waterproof socks if I already have waterproof boots?

A: Boots can be heavy and slow to dry. Once water gets in from the top, your feet stay wet. Waterproof socks offer a lighter, more flexible solution for stream crossings or mixed-weather days.

Q: Are waterproof socks fully rain-proof?

A: Not entirely. They repel rain and mud, but extended exposure can allow water to enter from the top. Use with gaiters or waterproof trousers for maximum coverage.

Q: How breathable are they?

A: Our waterproof socks use a British-made Porelle membrane with 70% breathability, letting sweat escape while keeping water out.

Q: Why is it better to choose a size up?

A: The laminated waterproof construction has less stretch than ordinary socks. Size up if you have wide feet or are between sizes for a better fit.

Q: How should I wash them?

A: Machine wash cold with mild detergent and air-dry inside out. Avoid direct heat or high tumble settings to protect the membrane.