35 Below Thermal Black Aluminized Fiber Soft and Fluffy Thicker Insulated Socks Large
35 Below Thermal Black Aluminized Fiber Soft and Fluffy Thicker Insulated Socks Large
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35 Below presents you with this, as seen on tv thicker and insulated socks that keep feet warm in the cold! These soft and fluffy thermal socks originate from aerospace fabric technology. Soft-touch aluminized threads are interweaved to produce these 35 below socks that are cozy and breathable. The threads of these winter socks reflect and distribute natural radiant heat to help maintain warmth, while the breathable fabric helps circulate the air to keep feet dry. These thermal socks are ideal for all outdoor enthusiasts such as hunters, hockey players, skiers, hikers, and cold weather bikers. Note: It is machine washable and tumble dry, so no special cleaning is required.
35 Below presents you with this, as seen on tv thicker and insulated socks that keep feet warm in the cold! These soft and...
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Product Details
UPC
600606598224
Manufacturer Part No
59826
Brand Name
35 Below
Theme
As Seen on TV
Product Type
Large Thermal Socks
Material
Aluminized Fibers
Number in Package
1 pair
Color
Black
Number in Package
1
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Package Dimensions
Weight (lb)
0.36
Length (in.)
2.3
Width (in.)
4.3
Height (in.)
11.4
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