The Comodo TRE19 is a boot-height merino wool hiking sock built on a balanced 38% merino wool and 38% acrylic blend, designed for trekkers and everyday outdoor walkers who want natural comfort with real durability. Weighing 100 g (3.53 oz) and rated all-season, it uses merino's natural thermoregulation to keep feet comfortable across changing temperatures, while a multi-fiber construction stands up to the friction of long days on the trail.
Our gear specialists picked the TRE19 as versatile outdoor clothing that works as hard on a weekend trek as it does under work boots during the week. The merino content brings odor resistance and temperature control that synthetic-only socks cannot match, making it a practical everyday choice rather than a single-season specialist.
Who are the TRE19 hiking socks for?
This sock suits hikers, trekkers and everyday outdoor walkers who spend long hours on their feet and want warmth, comfort and freshness without switching socks by season. The boot height and durable blend make it a match for hiking boots and work boots alike. It is especially good for multi-day trips, where merino's odor resistance lets you get more wear from fewer pairs, and for anyone whose feet run between hot and cold on the trail.
What makes up the TRE19 wool-acrylic blend?
The dual 38/38 core is the heart of this sock: merino wool brings softness, warmth and moisture regulation, while acrylic matches it for structure and abrasion resistance so the wool lasts longer. Around that, 15% polyamide reinforces high-wear areas, 4% polypropylene helps move moisture and speed drying, and 5% elastane provides the stretch that keeps the sock snug. The result is a sock that feels natural but wears like a synthetic.
How does the TRE19 compare to pure merino socks?
Pure synthetic hiking socks are durable and cheap but can trap odor and feel clammy; pure merino socks feel superb but wear through faster. The TRE19's even wool-acrylic split aims for the middle - most of merino's comfort, thermoregulation and odor control, with the durability and quick-drying help that acrylic and polyamide add. For hikers who want one all-season sock that lasts, that balance is the whole point.
Specifications
| Characteristic | Comodo TRE19 |
|---|---|
| Weight (EU) | 100 g |
| Weight (US) | 3.53 oz |
| Sock Height | Boot / High-cut |
| Material Composition | 38% Merino Wool, 38% Acrylic, 15% Polyamide, 4% Polypropylene, 5% Elastane |
| Main Fiber | Merino Wool |
| Available Sizes | S (35–38), M (39–42), L (43–46) |
| Colors Available | Light Blue, Khaki, Anthracite |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Season Rating | All-season |
| Membrane | No |
| Quantity per Package | 1 pair |
| Best Use | Hiking, Trekking, Daily Adventures |
| Product Type | Hiking / Trekking Socks |
Key features
- Balanced 38% merino wool and 38% acrylic blend combines the natural comfort and warmth of wool with the toughness and shape retention of synthetic fiber.
- Natural merino thermoregulation helps keep feet comfortable across a wide temperature range, warm when it is cold and less clammy when it warms up.
- Boot-height cut protects the ankle and lower shin from boot-cuff friction while still letting the sock breathe on long walks.
- Multi-fiber build with polyamide and polypropylene boosts wear resistance and speeds drying after sweat or damp conditions.
- Inherent merino odor resistance keeps feet fresher over multi-day trips, so you can wear a pair longer between washes.
- All-season rating makes one sock work across spring hikes, summer treks and cold-weather walks.
- 5% elastane gives a supportive stretch that holds the sock up and reduces bunching inside a hiking boot.
The Comodo TRE19 is a boot-height merino wool hiking sock built on a balanced 38% merino wool and 38% acrylic blend, designed for trekkers and everyday outdoor walkers who want natural comfort with real durability. Weighing 100 g (3.53 oz) and rated all-season, it uses merino's natural thermoregulation to keep feet comfortable across changing temperatures, while a multi-fiber construction stands up to the friction of long days on the trail.
Our gear specialists picked the TRE19 as versatile outdoor clothing that works as hard on a weekend trek as it does under work boots during the week. The merino content brings odor resistance and temperature control that synthetic-only socks cannot match, making it a practical everyday choice rather than a single-season specialist.
Who are the TRE19 hiking socks for?
This sock suits hikers, trekkers and everyday outdoor walkers who spend long hours on their feet and want warmth, comfort and freshness without switching socks by season. The boot height and durable blend make it a match for hiking boots and work boots alike. It is especially good for multi-day trips, where merino's odor resistance lets you get more wear from fewer pairs, and for anyone whose feet run between hot and cold on the trail.
What makes up the TRE19 wool-acrylic blend?
The dual 38/38 core is the heart of this sock: merino wool brings softness, warmth and moisture regulation, while acrylic matches it for structure and abrasion resistance so the wool lasts longer. Around that, 15% polyamide reinforces high-wear areas, 4% polypropylene helps move moisture and speed drying, and 5% elastane provides the stretch that keeps the sock snug. The result is a sock that feels natural but wears like a synthetic.
How does the TRE19 compare to pure merino socks?
Pure synthetic hiking socks are durable and cheap but can trap odor and feel clammy; pure merino socks feel superb but wear through faster. The TRE19's even wool-acrylic split aims for the middle - most of merino's comfort, thermoregulation and odor control, with the durability and quick-drying help that acrylic and polyamide add. For hikers who want one all-season sock that lasts, that balance is the whole point.
Specifications
| Characteristic | Comodo TRE19 |
|---|---|
| Weight (EU) | 100 g |
| Weight (US) | 3.53 oz |
| Sock Height | Boot / High-cut |
| Material Composition | 38% Merino Wool, 38% Acrylic, 15% Polyamide, 4% Polypropylene, 5% Elastane |
| Main Fiber | Merino Wool |
| Available Sizes | S (35–38), M (39–42), L (43–46) |
| Colors Available | Light Blue, Khaki, Anthracite |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Season Rating | All-season |
| Membrane | No |
| Quantity per Package | 1 pair |
| Best Use | Hiking, Trekking, Daily Adventures |
| Product Type | Hiking / Trekking Socks |
Key features
- Balanced 38% merino wool and 38% acrylic blend combines the natural comfort and warmth of wool with the toughness and shape retention of synthetic fiber.
- Natural merino thermoregulation helps keep feet comfortable across a wide temperature range, warm when it is cold and less clammy when it warms up.
- Boot-height cut protects the ankle and lower shin from boot-cuff friction while still letting the sock breathe on long walks.
- Multi-fiber build with polyamide and polypropylene boosts wear resistance and speeds drying after sweat or damp conditions.
- Inherent merino odor resistance keeps feet fresher over multi-day trips, so you can wear a pair longer between washes.
- All-season rating makes one sock work across spring hikes, summer treks and cold-weather walks.
- 5% elastane gives a supportive stretch that holds the sock up and reduces bunching inside a hiking boot.
Questions & answers
TRE19 FAQ
Are the Comodo TRE19 socks made of merino wool?
Yes, they are built on a 38% merino wool blend, matched with 38% acrylic plus polyamide, polypropylene and elastane. The merino delivers natural warmth, temperature regulation and odor resistance, while the synthetic fibers add durability and quick drying for long trail use.
Are these socks warm enough for winter?
Yes, they are rated all-season and the merino wool provides natural insulation for cold-weather walks. Merino also regulates temperature, so the same sock stays comfortable on milder days rather than overheating like a heavy winter-only sock might.
Do merino socks help with foot odor?
Yes. Merino wool naturally resists odor-causing bacteria, so these socks stay fresher for longer than typical synthetic socks. That makes them ideal for multi-day treks where you want to wear a pair for more than one day between washes.
How much do these hiking socks weigh?
A pair weighs 100 g (3.53 oz), placing them in a comfortable mid-weight range for hiking. That gives enough cushion and warmth for the trail without the bulk of a heavy mountaineering sock, keeping them versatile across seasons.
What height are these socks?
They are a boot-height design that rises above the ankle. This protects your lower leg from rubbing against the boot cuff on long hikes while still allowing the knit to breathe during extended wear.
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