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CaniX wool socks

Merino wool socks that keep your feet warm and dry. Toes and heels are reinforced with Cordura® for superior durability.

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$123.37 $169 In stock

Category: Socks

These wool socks have been developed for active dog owners. Dog powered sports, especially canicross, put a lot of pressure on your feet. That is why we have reinforced the toes and heels with durable Cordura®. The CaniX wool socks have increased compression around the ankles for extra support and an elasticated arch for optimum fit when running with your dog.

The socks have air channels with a mesh structure in hot spots that provide extra ventilation to keep your feet dry and comfortable. Merino wool is naturally odor resistant and temperature regulating. Padding on the toes and heel provide extra comfort.

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MADE FOR

  • Running Running
  • Skiing Skiing

ALSO WORKS FOR

  • Hiking Hiking
  • Biking Biking
  • Everyday Everyday
  • TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

    • 36% merino wool
    • 30% Cordura®
    • 15% polyamide
    • 10% recycled polyester
    • 9% Elastane
    • 6” cuff height
    • Elasticated midfoot
    • Thin padding underfoot
    • Sizes: Small (37-40), medium (40-43) and large (43-46)
    • Colors: Black/grey

Dimensions - CaniX wool socks

Size S (37-40) M (40-43) L (43-46)
EU - - -
UK - - -
US-M - - -
US-W - - -

Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Emma ★★★★★

My heels usually blister after canicross, but the reinforced heel on these held up fine through a whole weekend of runs. Toes feel sturdy too, and my feet stayed warm without getting sweaty.

Victoria L. ★★★★★

Wore these on a muddy 8k canicross loop with my husky pulling hard, and my feet stayed warm and blister-free the whole time. The wool doesn't bunch up under the arch like my old cotton pairs did. Honestly ordering two more pairs.

Isabella ★★★★☆

The reinforced toe and heel have held up well through muddy morning runs with my dog. Only thing is they're a bit thick for warmer days, but for cold weather they're solid.