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🥾THE BUFFALO IS OUR LIGHTEST, MOST TECHNICAL MERINO HIKE SOCK - BUILT WITH A SECURE PERFORMANCE FIT THAT STAYS LOCKED IN ON TOUGH HIKES - SHOP NOW
🥾THE BUFFALO IS OUR LIGHTEST, MOST TECHNICAL MERINO HIKE SOCK - BUILT WITH A SECURE PERFORMANCE FIT THAT STAYS LOCKED IN ON TOUGH HIKES - SHOP NOW

Pussyfoot Running Socks - 2 Pack

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Original price $29.95
Original price $29.95 - Original price $29.95
Original price $29.95
Current price $16.50
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Current price $16.50
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1+ in stock, ready to be shipped
Size: 7-11
Colour: Black

NEED AN EVERYDAY WARM SOCK? TRY THE KEEPER

When the weather turns cooler, these are the socks you always dig for — aussie‑made, durable, and comfortable from day one to year two. It’s a keeper.

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Made from high-performance synthetic fibres, including Coolmax and performance nylons, the new Running Sock is designed for everyone—from casual sports enthusiasts to professional long-distance runners.

  • Targeted padding provides comfort and reduces hotspots to prevent blisters.
  • Anti-bacterial treatment keeps your feet fresher for longer.
  • Ergonomic knit design ensures a perfect fit and protection where it’s needed most.
  • Constructed with gentle, all-over compression, these socks fit your feet like a glove, minimising movement in the shoe while providing support to arches and ankles.
  • Reinforced and hand linked toe seam for seamless comfort
  • Reflective print on the back of the sock enhances visibility for nighttime running.

Worn by Sean Bell during his record-breaking run around Australia, covering over 14,000 km in 167 days and averaging 80 km per day, these socks are truly a cut above.

Material: 48% Nylon, 32% Polyester, 16% Cotton, 4% Elastane

Size Information

Medium: 7-11

Large: 11-14

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