Click to view our Accessibility Statement or contact us with accessibility-related questions
SmartWool PhD Outdoor Ultralight Mini Sock (3-Pack)
01 / 20
SmartWool PhD Outdoor Ultralight Mini Sock (3-Pack)
bookmark_border
Where's the price?
To negotiate the best possible price for our customers, we agree to hide prices prior to logging in.
196 requests
Product Description
Great for hiking, trail running, and any time you want your feet to stay cool, the SmartWool PhD socks are so named because they’re built for performance—to the highest degree. Each pair is made of merino wool for breathability, temperature regulation, and moisture and odor management, with nylon for durability and a splash of elastane for stretch Read More
search
close
Sort by: Newest
keyboard_arrow_down
helen1
22
Jun 15, 2017
Hmm, I paid for two sets and I live in Oz. The red "doesn't ship to your country" button didn't come up as it does for other products (eg Ex Officio). So hopefully I will either receive my socks, or a refund. I've bought these socks from an Australian supplier before, so I'm not sure what the issue is.
Knut
301
Apr 23, 2017
I have a bunch of Smartwool PhD socks and find them to be supremely durable and comforable. I live in a warm climate so I don't need much insulation. Highly recommend. I'm in on these for sure.
That said, seeing the comments of others makes me want to try DarnTough too.
That said, seeing the comments of others makes me want to try DarnTough too.
Aotearoan
190
Apr 22, 2017
Due to the sensitive nature of shipping socks internationally, we are able to ship only some of the socks on Massdrop to select countries. It is the responsibility of the buyer to know and comply with all importation regulations and local laws.....
Sajor
34
Apr 22, 2017
Anyone know how are these socks compared to darn tough , i trail run so i really beat up my merino wool socks , these are cheaper but also only %50 wool, not all wool products are the same, recently purchased a good deal on bergans merino wool, its ok but when i sweat you can really smell the merino lol.
Stepbystep
549
Apr 22, 2017
SajorDepends on the DT model but generally I am much more satisfied with the durability of DT socks. I've used a couple different weights of the PhD series for years now, probably have gone through close to twenty pairs of them. They don't last long especially if you have any kind of loose fit/rubbing, but they are very comfortable. Whatever lycra fibers they are using tend to break much sooner than most other stretchy things I've used...not much of a functional issue but they start to look a little ratty. Except for the heavier weights, I've given up on Smartwool because in the end they just aren't a good value and don't have anything over other brands of high quality socks that are also comfortable and well made but last considerably longer. The blends (any brand) that use more synthetic fibers mixed in with the merino last a touch longer but I also find them cooler and they manage moisture better than high-percentage merino...feet feel better in the blends after a long day except in very cold temps where more merino is usually more comfortable. The DT Vertex socks are my current favorites for hiking and trail runs.
A community member
Apr 22, 2017
Size chart?
A community member
Apr 22, 2017
Benw1975Thanks. It dawned on me to check the manufacturers site right after I sent that message.
Benw1975
20
Apr 22, 2017
sorry, thought you were being a tool with your response, my apologies.. i do appreciate all of massdrops teams work.
Cromatoin
20
Apr 21, 2017
Crashkgi just looked on amazon myself and they are priced at 15$ a pop, while the Massdrop price + shipping is about 13$ and some change. You only save about 2 bucks by buying it through Massdrop and could take forever to ship but I wouldnt say its cheaper on Amazon.
Recent Activity
Related Products
Drop Refurbished
Like-new products you can trustDrop Rewards
Get $5 for every 500 points you earn! Learn more
Drop Keyboard Club
Become a member and expand your keycap collectionCollaborate With Us
For Brands & DesignersFollow Drop