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If you're sock hunting on a shoestring budget, the Fox River Telluride offers excellent performance that has lasted us for over three years. This high-value performer is primarily composed of a synthetic/wool blend that is comfortable and cozy for all-day wear. The material wicks water vapor well, while the thickness of the sock fits a boot that's not as tight quite well. Our testers &#40;both men and women&#41; love the color options and appreciate its additional padding on the shin, ankle, and heel. It's very warm when dry and has kept our feet cozy, even on the coldest days of winter.
While the Telluride is a great deal, some caveats come with a lower price. Given its synthetic blend composition &#40;only 18% Merino wool&#41;, it doesn't insulate as well as other Merino wool contenders. When wet, the plush underfoot material holds moisture and doesn't vent as well as other socks in our review. While it still breathes on most days, if you easily get sweaty feet, this isn't the one we'd recommend. However, for the level of comfort it offers and its warmth when dry, it's a great budget option for resort skiers that don't have super sweaty feet.

If you're sock hunting on a shoestring budget, the Fox River Telluride offers excellent performance that has lasted us for over three years. This high-value performer is primarily composed of a synthetic/wool blend that is comfortable and cozy for all-day wear. The material wicks water vapor well, while the thickness of the sock fits a boot that's not as tight quite well. Our testers &#40;both men and women&#41; love the color options and appreciate its additional padding on the shin, ankle, and heel. It's very warm when dry and has kept our feet cozy, even on the coldest days of winter.
While the Telluride is a great deal, some caveats come with a lower price. Given its synthetic blend composition &#40;only 18% Merino wool&#41;, it doesn't insulate as well as other Merino wool contenders. When wet, the plush underfoot material holds moisture and doesn't vent as well as other socks in our review. While it still breathes on most days, if you easily get sweaty feet, this isn't the one we'd recommend. However, for the level of comfort it offers and its warmth when dry, it's a great budget option for resort skiers that don't have super sweaty feet.
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