Showers Pass Waterproof Socks Review: Do They Really Work?

I’ve have owned 2 pairs of the Showers Pass Waterproof Socks for several years now and in this review want to share the very positive experiences I have had using them in different, wet environments.
Basic information on the Showers Pass Waterproof Socks:
What are they?
They are literally waterproof socks that you can wear when you go hiking and want to prevent your feet from getting wet.Are they really waterproof?
Yes! I have literally stepped into a foot of ice cold water and stayed in it for minutes, came out, took the socks off and my feet were perfectly dry. And as for hiking when it’s raining or walking over streams, this goes without saying, but of course, my feet were also perfectly dry when wearing these in those environments.Price:
$36 a pair. See pricing for the Showers Pass socks.Do I recommend them? Yes!
I absolutely love them and ever since I used the first pair, I got a second just in case. I still keep and use both pairs and they’ve really protected my feet from getting wet, catching a cold and not having to walk around in wet, soggy socks. One pair is red/black (the most common color you’ll find for this product), and the other is grey/black. The reason I got 2 different colors is because I wanted to know which ones I used to clean up, while I wore the other and vice versa. I’ve also tested many of the best waterproof socks I discovered through Amazon since and I still think the Showers Pass waterproof socks are one of the best choices in my opinion. Out of that list, I also really liked the Randy Sun brand too which I use as much as Showers Pass if not more often and there’s an additional Randy Sun waterproof socks review which talks about that.How I started using the Showers Pass Waterproof Socks:

On that road trip I really pushed their limits and was shocked when they conquered all of my tests:
I hiked through a rainy, watery gorge at the Hidden waterfall on Sombrio Beach (which is in Vancouver Island). At no point were my feet wet despite walking in a stream to reach this waterfall. And then while hiking in the Canadian Rockies, I literally went into the ice cold glacier water that was at least 1 foot deep and these socks not only kept me dry but I was also protected from the ice cold water:
Environments I’ve used the Showers Pass Waterproof Socks in:
- In very wet, rainy environments exploring the best hikes in the Catskills (they’re in Upstate NY).
- Crossing countless streams and rivers (such as in the Sol Duc Falls trail).
- Literally walking in ice cold glacier water.
- Walking in wet snow in places like Bryce Canyon National Park.
- Every environment that involves there being water, I will take them with me.
- Hikes I’ve done in Harriman State Park (on rainy days).
- Hikes I’ve done in Hudson Highlands State Park (I’ve hiked in a thunderstorm there before).
Testing Showers Pass Waterproof socks (video):
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Who the Showers Pass Waterproof Socks are good for:
- Mountain bikers and bicyclists in general.
- Trail runners.
- Hikers.
- People who expect to get wet when hiking.
- Skiers and snowboarders.
- Anyone who walks in wet grass, rainy weather, ect…
Get the same exact Showers Pass Waterproof Socks I use here.
Pros:
- These socks are fully waterproof.
- They last long.
- They are comfortable to wear.
- They can reach as far as your knees (more protection).
- They are great for outdoor activities.
- Easy to put on (a little annoying to take off when they’re wet).
- I’ve avoided many colds thanks to these socks.
- I’ve been able to go deeper and explore more places on my hikes because of their waterproof ability.
- Great for people who do numerous outdoor activities.
Cons:
- A bit expensive ($36 a pair).
- If you get into deeper water that exceeds the protection of these socks, water will eventually get into the socks from the top and will get wet.
Get the Showers Pass Waterproof Socks here.
Should you get these socks and if so, how many pairs?
