Posted by George Marsh on March 29, 2014 at 08:23:04 from (205.188.117.10):
In Reply to: Hey George Marsh posted by Robin Hood on March 29, 2014 at 02:04:09:
Robin, I found the place I purchased my alpaca socks from in Boulder city. 702-293-0356 He will take orders over the phone. My socks were $28 (?) and tax put them close to $30. Tell Kevin I referred you and you want a senior/referred customer discount. When I went back to buy 2 more pair, he knocked $3 off a pair.
How much are the socks online?
Keep in mind, there are 7 grades of socks. The heavest and most expensive is heavy boot, that's what I got.
No idea how long they last, 48% alpaca. The socks saved my feet and vacation.
I learned that if your feet slip a little in your shoes, the bottom of your feet will burn like fire. So I bought the thick socks, put new inserts in shoe, and draw laces as tight as I could get them to make my feet HAPPY.
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