Single Layer Sock 3 Pack Reviews

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About Harrier Trail Running:

Why compromise on style, functionality or value when you can have all three? The Harrier Trail Running collection is designed to bring the joy back into trail running whilst providing friendly support and advice should you need it.

Our approach of designing and developing trail running kit directly from ideas, feedback and advice from our customers makes us different from the rest. We listen to what you want from your gear and bring it to life, we are made by trail runners.

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Posted 7 months ago

“Not too thick, comfy and come nice and high above the ankle”

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Posted 8 months ago

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“Second time I have purchased these socks which is testament to the product. I initially used them for marathon training and found them very good for the long training runs. Very good quality and no blisters even on the longer runs. Definitely recommend hence buying more to add to the collection.”

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Posted 8 months ago

“I tried my trail running socks out this weekend and I'm very happy. No blisters, no heat rub, cool feet. Great colours too x”

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Posted 10 months ago

“comfortable and sweat wicking. had others and my feet felt wet with sweat in the heat - not these! seem a little bigger than some though, haven't had any rubbing yet but if you're smaller than UK6 may be too big.”

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Posted 10 months ago

“Absolutely love these socks - super comfortable and that little bit of extra height to them mean no risk of skinned heels in my trainers. Will be buying more!”

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Posted 10 months ago

“Not as thin as I expected but clearly not as thick as the double layer option. Comfortable and have washed well, nice ankle length.”

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Posted 10 months ago

“Very comfortable and they go high enough up the ankle to ensure trainers don't rub.”

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Posted 11 months ago