Cross Point Gear offers 100% waterproof socks that are also lined with moisture-wicking materials to keep your feet, and soles, completely dry no matter where you are or where you’re adventuring.
Wet socks suck. I love wearing socks, but I don’t love when they get wet or moist, whether from sweat or puddles under-feet. I don’t run into wet socks just out in the wilderness, I also run into them at home. In Florida, it rains almost every afternoon and when I walk out on my patio, yep, wet socks if I forget to take them off. Yet, for all my whining about it happening at home, it’s worse when you’re out. Trekking, hiking, climbing, even your favorite sport, they’re all bogged down by wet socks and damp footwear. Worse yet, if you stay in wet footwear too long it can get you sick. Now’s a good time to introduce Cross Point Gear and its completely waterproof socks.
Yes, you read that correctly. Available in several styles, the socks are built with a 3-layer Artex3D “microporous membrane” that can keep out moisture from rain, snowfall — and melted snow — wet grass and other water sources. They’re also lined with moisture-wicking materials to keep your feet dry from sweat inside. Those liners also help prevent blisters from friction. They’re PFAS-free, made ethically in WRAP-certified facilities with responsible manufacturing. They’re also built to last.
Waterproof socks, come on man?

I haven’t acquired a pair yet so I cannot personally attest to the waterproof rating, but Cross Point Gear promises they offer 100% protection from moisture. Going hiking and need to cross a river, some puddles, or wetlands? These Cross Point Gear socks are just for you. They’re breathable from top to toe, plus the moisture-wicking inside keeps your feet and soles dry. Moreover, the 3D molding technology ensures they naturally fit your feet and won’t feel out of place even during high-stress activities.
It all sounds good to me. I think I’ll be grabbing a couple of pairs just to wear at home for the mid-day rains.



Who is it for?
Anyone who likes socks, mostly adults who are active.
Where to buy?
MSRP: $47 to $52
