High Desert Wildflowers Hiking Socks

Desert-inspired hiking socks with arch support and reinforced durability.

Made for the desert and inspired by nature’s best, these hiking socks are perfect for all-day comfort on the trails. Featuring athletic ribbing and arch support, they provide a secure fit and stability for any adventure. Designed to hit the perfect above-the-ankle height, these socks also boast a seamless toe to prevent irritation. The reinforced heel and toe ensure durability, while the cushioned footbed and toe offer extra support. Ideal for hiking enthusiasts, they combine functionality with style for every outdoor journey.

Includes: (2) pairs of socks

Sizing:
XS/S: Women's: 5 - 10 / Men's 3.5 - 8.5
M/L: Women's: 10+ / Men's 8.5+

PRODUCT DETAILS:
• Cushioned footbed & toe for extra support
• Cooling performance material wicks away moisture
• Breathable blend keeps you comfortable
• Seamless technology for blister-free journeys
• Ribbing and arch support keep your socks securely in place
• 40% COOLMAX ECO (repurposed landfill-bound materials—GRS Certified)
• 40% Nylon, 17% Polyester, 3% Spandex
• Machine wash inside out on delicate with like colors
• Line dry for best results, do not iron, do not bleach

About the Brand - Parks Project
Ten years ago, Co-Founder, Keith Eshelman witnessed firsthand the environmental challenges facing parklands, inspiring them to roll up their sleeves, volunteer, and contribute to habitat restoration efforts. Since then, they have grown into a global movement, partnering with numerous park conservancies and completing countless park projects, with habitat restoration emerging as their signature endeavor. Their vision is to live in harmony with the environment and create a world where they heal the parks, and in return, the parks heal them.

"Leave It Better Than You Found It". Parks Project's goal is to protect and preserve parklands for future generations by educating, advocating, volunteering, and mobilizing park supporters to engage in conservation efforts. To date, they have contributed over $2,600,000 to help fund vital projects in parks across the U.S.