[JohnnyB]

Need something a little longer for winter. The no-shows aren't cutting it.

 

[IEatHills4Meals]

Badass, I run with regular Thorlo socks (not the running ones, I wear the level 3, which are the most cushioned ones). They wick wonderfully, don't bunch up and keep my feet warm, and I don't get blisters, VEEEEEEERY rarely in the Summer. They do have boot socks, or over-the-calf socks.<br>
Why don't you give those a shot? Try 1 pair. They last a loooong time.<br><a href="http://www.thorlo.com/ws6/search.php" target="_blank">http://www.thorlo.com/ws6/search.php</a>

 

[Shadow38]

I got some Under Armour crew length socks at Cabelas that I really like. Very soft but not too thick. Very comfortable. Unfortunately, I can't find them online. I believe they were $12 for two pair. I've worn them quite a few times already and I'm happy with them.

 

[JJJessee]

I luv these <a href="http://www.sockcompany.com/smarmoun.html" target="_blank">Smartwools</a>.<br>
For distance, put a little toe sock on underneath.<br>
jjj

 

[RichardC]

I second Smartwool... THey wick great... and warm... I have ran in ankle deep snow with these. I use the Adrenaline series.. Not too heavy <a href="https://www.smartwool.com/default.cfm" target="_blank">https://www.smartwool.com/default.cfm</a><br><br>
There Training Beanie is also the Shit!

 

[Buxtehude]

I tried a pair of ski socks. They work great! I think they're North Face.<br><br>
I was having a devil of a time finding high enough socks for women. That particular store only had huge men's crewsocks.<br><br>
In desperation, I turned to the ski socks and am quite pleased.