Great little product!
The only sock we make
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ArcticDry 100% Waterproof Socks
£20.50Ships via Amazon Prime
Durable, thermal, 100% waterproof socks built to be pushed hard. Three layers with a breathable membrane in the middle keep water out and let sweat escape. Whether you're cycling, hiking, fishing or on the golf course, they have you covered.
| Size | UK | EU |
|---|---|---|
| Small | 4–8 | 37–42 |
| Medium | 8–11 | 42–46 |
| Large | 11–13 | 46–48 |
- Nylon, spandex, Coolmax, PU membrane
- 10,000mm+ hydrostatic head
- Works with normal footwear
- No sprays or waxes needed
Construction3 LayersNylon · Membrane · Coolmax
Hydrostatic head10,000mm+Tested to BS3424
Weight120gPer pair
CareNo waxHand wash, air dry
// Details
What you're getting
One pair, refined over years of real-world use.
01
Advanced waterproofing
A blend of nylon, spandex and Coolmax around a waterproof membrane that stops water getting in.
02
Comfort & warmth
Three layers keep feet warm on any terrain, without the bulk of traditional thermal socks.
03
Easy care
No waxes or sprays. Hand wash in lukewarm soapy water and air dry.
04
Tried & tested
Worn by mountain bikers, hikers, cyclists, golfers, anglers and Jurassic Coast fossil hunters.
| Brand | ArcticDry |
|---|---|
| Materials | Coolmax, spandex, nylon & PU membrane |
| Construction | 3 layers, mid-calf |
| Weight | 120g per pair |
| Sizes | Small (UK 4–8), Medium (UK 8–11), Large (UK 11–13) |
| Care | Hand wash inside out, lukewarm water, air dry |
// How it works
Built for the
Built for the
great outdoors
Outer shell
Hard-wearing nylon and spandex knit. Takes the abrasion so the membrane doesn't.
Waterproof membrane
Blocks liquid water from getting in, lets sweat vapour out. The bit that does the work.
Coolmax lining
Soft against skin and wicks moisture away, so feet stay warm without stewing.
// Field reports
Customer reviews
4.9 / 5 from 12 reviews on this site, plus 1,300+ ratings on Amazon UK.
There's a lot of comments here with not too much substance, so i'll try my best to give a realistic review here on Arcticdry Waterproof Socks. I'm going to break it down into a simple pros and cons list: PROS: - 100% Waterproof. I have taken these up mountains, round the Lake District and Snowdon, as well as using them for road cycling and general poor British weather, they have…
Really good product, only thing like someone else mentioned is that i wish they did more colours, but the actual product is great and functions like it is supposed to!
fantastic waterproof socks
They work brilliantly
ArcticDry Waterproof Socks have really surprised me. I originally got some waterproof socks aldi, and was not impressed, so switching to this brand i have been very happy.
Was very skeptical buying these, but after a few months having them i'm very impressed. Waterproof socks are now a part of my hiking toolkit.
they work a treat, never thought i would try waterproof socks
Not bad, wish they did more colours though!
Great waterproof socks!
Great pair of waterproof socks! i tried waterproof socks aldi but i was really disappointed, so i came here to ArcticDry online and then ended up purchasing them on Amazon. This guide here is also a great resource: https://arcticdry.co.uk/waterproof-socks
Fantastic pair of hiking socks, I really thought they would struggle with my outdoor hikes, but they have performed fantastically. Only thing is i wish there were more colours.
// FAQ
Questions
How do waterproof socks work?
A waterproof, breathable membrane sits in the middle layer. It stops liquid water getting in while letting water vapour (sweat) escape, so your feet stay dry from both sides.
Are they breathable?
Yes. Breathability is what we're known for: water stays out, vapour gets out.
Are they warm?
Yes. Three layers give more insulation than a normal hiking sock while staying thin enough for running and cycling shoes.
Are they for men or women?
Both. Sizing is unisex from UK 4 to UK 13.
How do I wash them?
Hand wash inside out in lukewarm soapy water and air dry. Full washing guide →
Can I swim in them?
No. Water can come in over the cuff. They're for rain, puddles, mud and snow, not submersion.