Waterproof Hiking Socks — Long Thermal Breathable for Hiking, Skiing, and Stream Crossings
The AnttifySport waterproof hiking socks use an acrylic-nylon blend shell with a built-in waterproof membrane between the knit layers to keep your feet dry in wet shoes, on rain-soaked trails, and across shallow stream crossings — without giving up the breathability a hiking sock needs on a long day. The construction combines a soft moisture-wicking inner lining with a reinforced outer knit and a snug elastic cuff, so the socks stay in place on the move, the seams hold up to repeated wear, and the inner surface draws sweat away from the skin to reduce friction and blisters during long-mile days.
BaseInfo
- Brand: AnttifySport
- Product Origin: CHINA
- Type: Waterproof Hiking Socks, High-Cut Crew, Bootie-Style Membrane (long thermal breathable)
- Primary Use: Hiking, Trekking, Backpacking, Skiing (alpine), Fishing (stream / wading), Biking, Stream Crossings, Wet-Trail Walking
- Material: Acrylic-Nylon Blend (outer shell) + Waterproof Membrane (middle layer) + Moisture-Wicking Inner Lining
- Color: Black,Yellow, Green
- Height / Cut: High-Cut Crew (above ankle, lower-calf coverage)
- Sizes: X-Small / Small / Medium / Large / X-Large (confirm with sales for exact availability per size run)
- Pack: 1 Pair
- SKU: AS-TS-0026
Key attributes
| Waterproof Membrane | Built-in waterproof membrane between knit layers keeps feet dry in wet shoes and stream crossings |
| Breathable Construction | Waterproof yet breathable — sweat vapor escapes through the inner lining so feet do not feel clammy |
| Acrylic-Nylon Blend Outer | Soft hand-feel, holds shape after multiple washes, resists abrasion on rough trails |
| Reinforced Stitching | Reinforced toe and heel seams hold up to repeated use on mud, snow, and rough terrain |
| Moisture-Wicking Inner | Soft inner lining draws sweat away from skin to reduce friction and blisters on long-mile days |
| Snug Elastic Cuff | Cuff holds the sock in place at the calf without restricting circulation |
| High-Cut Crew Height | Crew cut extends above ankle for extra coverage against debris, mud, and cold |
| All-Terrain Use | Designed for hiking, alpine skiing, stream crossings, fishing wading, biking, and wet-trail walking |
| Color | Black,Yellow, Green |
Why a Membrane Layer Beats a Coating in a Waterproof Sock
The AS-TS-0026 places a waterproof membrane between the knit layers rather than coating the outer surface, in an acrylic-nylon shell with a moisture-wicking inner lining and a snug elastic cuff. That construction detail is the one a buyer should lead with, because it decides service life: a coated sock eventually stiffens and cracks as the coating flexes with the knit, while a laminated membrane between layers keeps the sock flexible over a season of drying cycles. For a buyer selling into a wet-climate hiking or fishing market, that is a durability argument rather than a feature claim.
The high-cut crew cut covers above the ankle to the lower calf, the size run is XS to XL, and the three stock colours are black, yellow, and green. The use case this sock is specified for is stream crossing and wet-trail walking; it is not the piste sock in this range, and a buyer should not position it against the merino ski models which trade waterproofing for thermoregulation in a different direction.
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Ask the sourcing desk for current pricing, carton specification, and the production schedule on the AS-TS-0026 waterproof membrane hiking sock. Share your target market, annual volume, and any branding requirement in the form below and we return a quotation with the relevant spec sheet.
The AS-TS-0026 runs a 50-piece MOQ in black, yellow, and green with logo customisation from the same minimum. The waterproof membrane sits between the knit layers rather than as a coating, which is the construction detail that decides whether the sock stays flexible after a season of drying cycles: a coated sock eventually stiffens where a membrane-laminated sock does not. Size runs XS to XL on a high-cut crew cut that covers above the ankle to the lower calf. This is the stream-crossing and wet-trail model, not the piste sock.














