Do you often have sweaty feet in your shoes and wonder what works best against sweaty feet? Then Merino socks and copper-fiber socks from Bolter are probably exactly the solution you have been looking for.
There are hardly any remedies that can sustainably reduce sweat production on the feet without also causing other health-related side effects. That is why the much better approach is to manage sweat properly, so that sweaty feet are no longer a problem and can be prevented.
How can Merino wool socks prevent sweaty feet?
If the skin is exposed to moisture for a longer period, this is not only unpleasant but also promotes bacteria that later cause unpleasant foot odor. The best way to prevent this is to draw moisture away from the foot quickly and for a long time.
Merino wool has a significantly better ability to absorb liquid than cotton or even regular sheep’s wool, as used in standard wool socks. Merino wool can absorb and store an impressive 30% of its own volume in liquid!
Bolter Merino socks feature an extra-thick Merino plush sole and reinforcements in the heel and toe areas, enabling them to absorb a great deal of moisture and transport it away from the skin. This keeps your feet feeling dry for a long time.
The typical knitted “ventilation channels” in the sock cuff also allow air to circulate and moisture to evaporate.
The natural fiber proteins in Merino wool also continuously break down odor-causing bacteria.
Extra protection against foot odor with copper socks
For anyone who wants even more than the beneficial properties of Merino socks against sweaty feet, socks with copper threads and Merino wool are also worth trying. These “copper socks” have 100% pure copper threads knitted into the wool, further enhancing the functions of Merino wool.
Copper has an antibacterial effect and therefore kills the bacteria responsible for foot odor. This means foot odor can be almost completely prevented without the need for any chemicals.
Are you worried that Merino socks will be too warm?
Merino sheep wear their wool in both summer and winter. This is because the wool is not only warming but also temperature-regulating. That means it can also provide some cooling in summer.
However, if you place particular value on good air circulation and prefer a thinner sock cuff, you can take a look at Bolter’s Merino Light socks. Plenty of temperature-regulating Merino wool around the foot, but only a thin cuff.

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