The Swiftwick Aspire Seven Socks are knit in Tennessee of Olefin yarns. Olefin is a lightweight polypropylene fiber that wicks moisture to keep your feet dry. Dry feet mean less chafing and blisters. Additionally, the Olefin is hydrophobic so that it won't absorb moisture from the outside. The...

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Swiftwick attests that its socks will be the greatest you ever own. While we can't hope to catalog the incalculable number of socks in existence or their corresponding levels of greatness, we can say that Swiftwick makes a damn good cycling sock. In the case of the Aspire Seven Stripe, sumptuous...

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As we charge up a mountain road in July, our feet remain dry, cool, and supremely comfortable thanks to the Swiftwick Performance Seven Sock and its ability to expel interior heat and moisture.

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With socks as good as the Pursuit Four, we would think these have be made by our feet, not just for our feet. We'd use these socks every day if we could, naturally breathable and mid-weight cushioned, they've quickly become our go-to. Swiftwick designed these socks to be worn all day, and whether...

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We like the Pursuit One Merino Sock not only because of the soft wool they're constructed of but also because of the high breathability and moisture management that makes these socks ideal for a warm day. A reinforced heel and toe enhance durability and light cushioning provides comfort no matter...

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Swiftwick's Pursuit Seven Socks offer that cushioning comfort and light breathability we're looking for on longer road rides and weekend warrior expeditions. Their merino wool and nylon blend makes for a soft feel, but also for durability, and a 7-inch cuff adds that coverage we're looking for.

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We love a good Merino wool sock, and Swiftwick's Pursuit Two Sock features a blend of that soft, breathable material that keeps us fresh throughout our ride. This mid-cushion sock is designed for durability, and it provides the coverage and comfort we want for all-day rides.

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