Combat boots are pretty specific footwear that will work not for anybody. They can be heavy enough or hard to stretch, so you can’t just take them and go like in your regular sneakers. So here I will talk you about how to wear combat boots. Actually there’s no big secret here, and I will show you this on the example of these three models:
Hunter Solid Welly Socks
Get some cotton socks designed special for boots. Easy and even simple, but these socks will make you look authentic and with your own style. Stay stylish person even when wearing some tough boots for hard job. Cheerful color and some layer of additional defense will work well.
Wellington Boot Socks Red
These 100% polyester socks can help you to make the first steps in learning how to wear combat boots. Yeah, it may sound strange to use socks under combat boots, but why not. Combat boots are pretty hard and you have to make your leg get used to them. So the socks like these will help. You will stay warm on cold and wet days and your legs will say thanks for that.
Hunter Solid Welly Socks
Update your looks with these black socks that are of good quality and will help you to wear combat boots now. Insulate your boots with these socks and be sure that their high quality will help you to keep your legs warm and dry. Extra cozy lining will work well for your footwear.
These three models are of good quality. Someone maybe can think that it’s high price for such socks. So go and try them all now. These socks are good enough for casual wearing and for special addition to combat boots. Look at them and begin to learn how to wear combat boots:
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No-one should ever wear cotton or synthetic socks with combat boors or any other outdoor footwear. Both will cause blisters and encourage fungal infections like Athlete’s foot. Cotton does this because when it gets wet it stays wet and doesn’t breathe. The cotton fibres swell closing off the gaps between the fibres that allow the feet to breathe. The fibres also become hard, and this causes blisters. Synthetic socks are a prime breeding ground for the bacteria that causes Athlete’s Foot. They don’t breathe or “wick” . The only socks to wear with boots are high wool content socks – at least 70% wool. This is the only blog written by a supposedly outdoors “survival” specialist I’ve ever come across who doesn’t say this – leaving me to think they’re not as expert as they claim.