REEL COAST GEAR - Merino Socks
REEL MERINO Quarter Sock
A low-profile sock that punches above its height. Nuyarn® merino and Herculan® strong wool deliver standout durability and all-day comfort, with Achilles padding and a friction-reducing Herculan® sole — moisture-wicking, breathable, and naturally odor-resistant for days on end.
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Features
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Specifications
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REEL MERINO Quarter Sock
Durable as Carpet
Blister-Free by Design
Wear It for Days
THE 20-YEAR WOOL
1,066,667
Martindale rubs in the heel. For context, transit authorities call 30,000 "heavy-duty." Herculan® is in a different category — durable as carpet, light to wear.
The Tech Behind It
Nuyarn® — the performance spin
Twist-free spun instead of twisted, so the merino keeps its natural loft — faster-drying, tougher, and softer than conventional wool. It's why these breathe, wick, and stay comfortable for days.
Herculan® — the 20-year wool
Carpet-grade strong wool, spun by Nuyarn® into a lightweight yarn and built into the sole and heel — over a million Martindale rubs of abrasion resistance, exactly where socks fail.
Specifications
Built Right, Backed Right.
Nuyarn®
Twist-free spun instead of twisted — the process that makes REEL Merino dry faster, last longer, and holds its natural loft.
RWS — Responsible Wool Standard
Certified, traceable, non-mulesed wool. Comfort you don't have to feel conflicted about.
The Five Whole Foundation
5% of proceeds goes to protecting sustainable fisheries and the waters we all fish. Every layer helps.
Find Your Fit
Four heights. One standard of tough.
Same Nuyarn® comfort and Herculan® sole in every pair — just pick the height for your boots and your day.
Why we built this
Made by two guys who actually fish.
We got tired of gear that quit before the day did — base layers that stank by noon, shells that soaked through, "performance" that was mostly marketing. So we built our own, tested it on the water we love, and give 5% of proceeds back to protecting it. If it doesn't survive our worst days on the water, it doesn't get our name.