We were surprised at how well we liked this sock. It was comfortable and provided padding in all of the right places. We never noticed any blisters or discomfort. They did take some wearing in, but eventually seemed at home on the trails. For this test we tested both the Ultra Light Sprinter and Extra Light. In comparison to other brands versions of light, these were heavier weight and yet durable.
The Ultra Light can be purchased for $15.95. It comes in a No Show as well as a Quarter Length version. The color options online are quite nice. These are a combination of wool and synthetic.
The Extra Light sells for $16.95. Additionally, they offer a No Show as well as a Quarter Length version. These are a combination of wool and synthetic.
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Pistol Pete Stoughton is an expatriate of Jersey. Never venturing far from the confines of the sidewalk, Pete slowly learned the joys of the trails in his post graduate years. Prior to an ACL surgery last year, Pete completed numerous ultra distances including a finish and preceding DNF at the Wasatch100. Some of Pete's greatest running accomplishments include a 5 minute mile at age 35 and PRs prior to his ACL surgery, and running with Dean Karnazas and the current record holder of the Fight for Air Climb (18,800' in 6 hours). Through these experiences, Pete has had the opportunity to work closely on product development and testing of companies such as Brooks, Patagonia, Merrell, Goretex and Hoka.
More importantly, Pete is a proud father of two beautiful children and happily married to an amazingly patient wife. In his spare time he is a teacher in Park City, UT and coaches the Park City High School Mtn Bike Team.
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