Wigwam Diabetic Socks

Wigwam Men’s Diabetic Strider Sock

Wigwam Diabetic Strider, 6 Pairs

Wigwam Dri-Sole Socks, 6 Pairs

Wigwam Diabetic Thermal Crew

Non Binding and Compression for Diabetic foots

Ideal for Sport life style .Always fresh and dry.

Product Features

acrylic
45% olefin, 30% X2O acrylic, 25% stretch nylon
Seamless toe closure
Accepted by the American and Canadian Podiatric Medical Associations – non-binding leg and top with cushioned sole
Machine wash warm do not bleach tumble dry low
Made in USA

Product Description

Patented foot moisture management wicks moisture and keeps it dry, protecting against blisters. With an extra-trigger crisis in the legs and a foot bed is suitable for diabetics and people with arthritis comfort sensitive feet. F1198 Wigwam Socks – Socks contain a patented therapeutic control moisture, which absorbs moisture and keeps feet dry and blister free. The Sock F1198 Wigwam further adjustment in the leg relaxed and comfortable filling out that the use of people with diabetes, arthritis and other sensitive feet. * Note: The color is black in sizes MD, LG only.Contents: 45% Olefin, 30% acrylic Lumiza, 25% Stretch Nylon

Customer Reviews

Got neuropathy and looking for excellent moisture wicking?, March 27, 2010

This review is from: Men’s Socks Wigwam Diabetic Strider (clothing) and neuropathy are you are looking for a comfortable pair of socks are not binding for better circulation? If you are looking for moisture socks with outstanding features (small onions), search, and I want a bit of filling in the factories, how? You probably want a pair of these socks Wigwam try. I confess that I always preferred the feel of cotton or wool socks. However, cotton tends to wick moisture have bad qualities, and have recently decided that my legs were sensitive to wool. Wigwam socks, because I know that the cycle friendly wool fibers do not take on moisture (45% Olefin, 30% Acrylic ® X20, 25% Stretch Nylon) found, and have a little cushion in the soles. X20 ® patented moisture transport and acrylic has more to have antimicrobial properties. Wigwam made a few socks that are soft and mixture (I think) that may fill top floor: wool Wigwam Diabetic Walker. The sock is 62% wool patented Dri-release (88% polyester, 12% wool), and 38% stretch nylon. If you have any problems with the use of merino wool socks, then you might want a few of them already in force or to try it too. I will probably collapse at some point and buy a pair to see if I had a problem with the wool ..

So Warm!, January 30, 2010

By J. M. Jones (Yuba City, Ca. United States) – See all my reviews

I’m not diabetic but I bought these socks because my feet always freeze and most normal socks are so constricting that they cut down circulation and prevent my feet from getting warm. These socks are great. They are pretty thick so I can’t wear them with most of my shoes, but I bought them for around-the-house purposes anyway. They are also cushioned on the bottom which makes for extra insulation against cold floors. Also, they are really loose, but don’t fall down which is nice. They seem to fit true to size, I wear a woman’s 8.5 shoe and bought the corresponding sock size and it fits well. I will definitely be buying more of these.

Wigwam Diabetic Socks