drymax Lite Trail Running (Crew)


¥3,080
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International shipping is available (EMS from Osaka, Japan). Shipping cost is calculated at checkout.
Orders usually ship within 3 business days after payment is confirmed.
No shipments on Tuesdays (store closed) or during the year-end holidays.

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Cancellations, returns and exchanges for customer convenience are not accepted.
If an item is defective or differs from your order, contact us by phone or email within 3 days of delivery. We will exchange it, or refund if no stock is available.

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STAFFYamaneTrail running
I still remember the shock of trying Drymax socks years ago without knowing anything about them.
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International Shipping from Japan

International orders and international shipping are available. Orders will be shipped from Osaka by EMS. Shipping cost will be calculated at checkout.


Product Specifications

Length: Crew
Thickness: Thick
Estimated race distance: 100km
65% drymax/olefin, 20% polyester, 7% elastane, 8% nylon

Size (foot size)

S: 22.0-24.0cm
M: 24.5-26.5cm
L: 27.0-28.5cm

Features

The Lite Trail Run series is Dymax's number one selling trail sock.

It's lighter overall, has a smoother interior, and has a seamless toe box updated from the previous model.

The crew makes it difficult for foreign objects such as sand and pebbles to get into the shoes. Since it covers up to the ankles, it can also be used in changing environments, such as when your ankles get cold due to a drop in temperature when you go up in altitude.

The Lite Trail Run is a versatile piece for any trail.

About stock

Inventory is shared between our physical store and the online store, so an item may become out of stock after you place an order. If that happens, we will contact you promptly. Thank you for your understanding.

Staff Reviews

STAFF Yamane Trail running
I still remember the shock of trying Drymax socks years ago without knowing anything about them.
I still remember the shock of trying Drymax socks years ago without knowing anything about them. The footing was bad and my shoes were clearly soaked, yet my feet somehow felt dry and comfortable. It depends on the situation, but I really do feel they keep my feet drier than other socks.

In bad weather or on trail runs with river crossings, Drymax is my only choice. As many of you know, foot trouble in a long race is genuinely frightening, and keeping your feet dry matters enormously.