These seem to be made of the same stuff as sealskinz waterproof socks which are twice the price.
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kernowmike
24 Sep 157#5
how do you wash them then?
n3m3s1s
26 Sep 156#13
Great find! Now, I can go out in slippers when its raining.
bensimmo
24 Sep 153#10
I've had these for over a year and find them better and comfier than my SealSkinz. Just wash as normal with the rest of your gear, turn inside out to dry. I've never needed to use any 'waterproof washes' as I do with my waterproof tops to clean and replenish the outerskins. Since these have no outerskins for waterproofing or beading. The pressure from you feet in the shoes may eventual penetrate through them, normally nicks from toe nails or walking in them in gravel are the causes of waterproof loss. Like I say as good as sealskinz. You can/could also buy this brand more expensively on Amazon, assuming these are still the Dexshell brand as they look the same as the ones they sold last time. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Dexshell-Coolvent-Waterproof-Breathable-Socks/dp/B00AF6PXQU/ref=sr_1_6?s=sports&ie=UTF8&qid=1443114565&sr=1-6&keywords=dexshell+socks+waterproof
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cyclemad2000
30 Sep 16#28
these are brilliant!!! bought some last year they seem to be far better than sealskinz( don't leak)
I must be really sad, I've just tested these in the bath and ran water over them and my feet remained dry.. Will test them again in Hellrunner in a few weeks!
red1999 to rachelandgromit
28 Sep 15#25
Hahahahahaha
KopCity
26 Sep 15#18
£13 for sox? yes, SOX! Its not a spaceship. cold
ichayan to KopCity
27 Sep 15#23
It Sox inni? :stuck_out_tongue:
anthole
27 Sep 15#21
Just buy wellies
stevetheman to anthole
27 Sep 15#22
Hardly ideal when on a bike.
Slash
26 Sep 15#20
Are these rebrand dexshell coz it says Crane Pro on the tag?
lbeats
26 Sep 15#19
no more teenage crusty socks
PingusDog
26 Sep 15#17
Bought a pair of these last year and tbh I wouldn't recommend them. Didn't take too long for water to penetrate them and other riders I was with at the time said their feet were still dry in Sealskinz. They haven't been worn again. They're also quite thick, similar to Woolie Boolies, so if your shoes aren't very roomy then they might be quite tight.
effingandjeffing
26 Sep 15#16
so are these to keep my feet dry or my verrucas in?
n3m3s1s
26 Sep 156#13
Great find! Now, I can go out in slippers when its raining.
jayelloh to n3m3s1s
26 Sep 151#15
thanks for that, needed a laugh
jayelloh
26 Sep 151#14
hahahaha :-)
doberman
24 Sep 15#12
Got a pair of these today. Not tried them yet, seem OK. Washing instructions are hand wash at 30 deg. No mention of any special detergents or proofing agents.
daveo78
24 Sep 15#11
Ace socks very waterproof and so comfy too. They only had 1 pair left last year.. hopefully my local has some more this time. Tempted to get the jacket and tights too as decent red and black colour scheme. Got jacket last year:black white and orange. Very insulated and waterproof for winter-has to be below 5 or I get heat exhaustion-no under arm vents. lol! Top value and quality kit. No brainer if you are in the market for a set.
bensimmo
24 Sep 153#10
I've had these for over a year and find them better and comfier than my SealSkinz. Just wash as normal with the rest of your gear, turn inside out to dry. I've never needed to use any 'waterproof washes' as I do with my waterproof tops to clean and replenish the outerskins. Since these have no outerskins for waterproofing or beading. The pressure from you feet in the shoes may eventual penetrate through them, normally nicks from toe nails or walking in them in gravel are the causes of waterproof loss. Like I say as good as sealskinz. You can/could also buy this brand more expensively on Amazon, assuming these are still the Dexshell brand as they look the same as the ones they sold last time. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Dexshell-Coolvent-Waterproof-Breathable-Socks/dp/B00AF6PXQU/ref=sr_1_6?s=sports&ie=UTF8&qid=1443114565&sr=1-6&keywords=dexshell+socks+waterproof
kernowmike
24 Sep 157#5
how do you wash them then?
qbs to kernowmike
24 Sep 15#9
Dry clean? :smiley:
bobbyd66
24 Sep 15#8
You don't need a DWR like Grangers as they have a breathable / waterproof membrane
They are the same ones as on sale two years ago by the way :smiley:
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http://www.amazon.co.uk/Dexshell-Coolvent-Waterproof-Breathable-Socks/dp/B00AF6PXQU/ref=sr_1_6?s=sports&ie=UTF8&qid=1443114565&sr=1-6&keywords=dexshell+socks+waterproof
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I know what id rather spend
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/sealskinz-thick-mid-length-sock/rp-prod88140?utm_source=awin&utm_medium=link&utm_campaign=generic47868&awc=2698_1443621170_f1f7736a494827d7b2b2346067d01d9b
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Dexshell-Coolvent-Waterproof-Breathable-Socks/dp/B00AF6PXQU/ref=sr_1_6?s=sports&ie=UTF8&qid=1443114565&sr=1-6&keywords=dexshell+socks+waterproof
They are the same ones as on sale two years ago by the way :smiley:
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/100-waterproof-socks-4-99-aldi-sunday-1621047