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Questions?? Did, do they make Hummer brand HD Socks??

Happy Hummer

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Do they or did they in the past make Heavy Duty Hummer brand socks??
I mean Jeep socks are a plenty but can't seem to find Heavyweight Hummer socks of comparable quality.:whaa:
 

DFW Spartan

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Edit: post deleted. Misread your question. Thought you were asking about shocks. Didn't even cross my mind you were asking about heavy duty Hummer "socks". I've got nothing.



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fanugy

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Smartwool. Pricey, but take years to wear out. Wore them through some rough Alberta winters with lots of outdoor time 20 years ago and then through college in UT. One car, lots of walking to and from school with the wife working or at home with kids. 3 pair lasted me 7 years. (And yes, I obviously wasn’t wearing them in summer). My go to hunting socks (just used the medium thickness and had no issues at -40 other than the fact it was -40 and everything sucks then).


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Happy Hummer

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Lol!! Happy's "SHOCKS" were done early this season...
Now it's my turn to get some he comfortable socks....

Thanks for some ideas.... Keep em coming.
 

f5moab

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Actually, when I was younger and did a lot of hiking in the desert both AZ, NM, NV and UT, my preferred sock was Smartwool "light" with a polyester/nylon sock liner (to wick away moisture) in a pair of Vasque hiking boots. Wool insulates both ways.
 

fanugy

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fanugy, there's no way you're wearing Smartwool here except for about 3 days each year.

Not as much as I’d like!
I duck hunt at San Carlos and have left the house at 40 degrees and pulled up to pond jump at 3 degrees. Always nice to have wool socks at that point (even if every other layer I had on was cotton!)


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