The Comodo HPS1 is an all-season hiking sock built on a balanced blend of Primaloft polyester and Merino wool, engineered to regulate temperature and pull moisture off the skin on long days in trekking boots. That near-even split of 37 percent Primaloft and 37 percent Merino is the point: the wool handles warmth and odor, while the Primaloft fibers add cushioning insulation that keeps working even when damp. At around 70 g per pair, the sock stays breathable enough for warm hikes yet warm enough for cool mornings.
Hand-picked by our gear specialists as part of our outdoor clothing range, the HPS1 targets hikers who want one reliable sock across seasons rather than a drawer full of single-purpose pairs. Reinforced high-wear zones and a double cuff round out a design meant to survive many miles without slipping or thinning out.
Who are the HPS1 hiking socks for?
The HPS1 fits day hikers, trekkers, and backpackers who want a single sock they can trust across most of the year. Because the Merino content moderates temperature in both directions, it works for cool spring mornings and warm summer climbs alike. If you dislike managing separate summer and winter socks, this all-season blend is designed to be the one pair you reach for most.
What is the HPS1 sock blend made of?
The blend pairs Primaloft polyester and Merino wool in equal measure, with polyamide and polypropylene added for structure and quick drying. Merino is prized in hiking socks because it regulates heat and resists odor naturally, while Primaloft keeps some of its insulating loft even when wet. Reinforced heel and toe areas take the friction and pressure that normally wear a sock out first, extending its life over many trail miles.
How do the HPS1 socks compare to pure Merino?
Against a pure Merino sock, the HPS1 adds synthetic durability and faster drying; against a fully synthetic sock, it adds the warmth regulation and odor resistance that only wool delivers. That middle ground is what makes it an all-season choice rather than a specialist. The double cuff also addresses a common complaint, socks that creep down mid-hike, by holding position through the day.
Specifications
| Characteristic | Comodo HPS1 Performance Hiking Primaloft |
|---|---|
| Min Weight (EU) | 70 g |
| Min Weight (US) | 2.47 oz |
| Color | Black |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Materials | 37% Primaloft polyester, 37% Merino wool, 15% polyamide, 6% polypropylene, 5% elastane |
| Membrane Presence | Without membrane |
| Pairs per Pack | 1 |
| Sock Height | Under boots |
| Season | All-season |
| Special Technologies | Primaloft |
| Recommended Use | Trekking |
| Product Type | Socks |
Key features
- Balanced 37 percent Primaloft and 37 percent Merino blend - insulates when warm and cushions even when damp
- Merino thermoregulation - warms feet in the cold and releases heat during hard effort, all season long
- Moisture-wicking fibers pull sweat off the skin - feet stay drier and more comfortable on long hikes
- Reinforced heel and toe zones - added cushioning and durability exactly where boots wear socks thin
- Double cuff design - grips the calf and stops the sock sliding down inside hiking boots
- Lightweight at roughly 70 g per pair - breathable enough for summer trails, warm enough for shoulder seasons
- Merino naturally resists odor - stays fresher over multi-day trips than pure synthetic socks
- Membrane-free construction - flexible and breathable rather than stiff or sweaty
The Comodo HPS1 is an all-season hiking sock built on a balanced blend of Primaloft polyester and Merino wool, engineered to regulate temperature and pull moisture off the skin on long days in trekking boots. That near-even split of 37 percent Primaloft and 37 percent Merino is the point: the wool handles warmth and odor, while the Primaloft fibers add cushioning insulation that keeps working even when damp. At around 70 g per pair, the sock stays breathable enough for warm hikes yet warm enough for cool mornings.
Hand-picked by our gear specialists as part of our outdoor clothing range, the HPS1 targets hikers who want one reliable sock across seasons rather than a drawer full of single-purpose pairs. Reinforced high-wear zones and a double cuff round out a design meant to survive many miles without slipping or thinning out.
Who are the HPS1 hiking socks for?
The HPS1 fits day hikers, trekkers, and backpackers who want a single sock they can trust across most of the year. Because the Merino content moderates temperature in both directions, it works for cool spring mornings and warm summer climbs alike. If you dislike managing separate summer and winter socks, this all-season blend is designed to be the one pair you reach for most.
What is the HPS1 sock blend made of?
The blend pairs Primaloft polyester and Merino wool in equal measure, with polyamide and polypropylene added for structure and quick drying. Merino is prized in hiking socks because it regulates heat and resists odor naturally, while Primaloft keeps some of its insulating loft even when wet. Reinforced heel and toe areas take the friction and pressure that normally wear a sock out first, extending its life over many trail miles.
How do the HPS1 socks compare to pure Merino?
Against a pure Merino sock, the HPS1 adds synthetic durability and faster drying; against a fully synthetic sock, it adds the warmth regulation and odor resistance that only wool delivers. That middle ground is what makes it an all-season choice rather than a specialist. The double cuff also addresses a common complaint, socks that creep down mid-hike, by holding position through the day.
Specifications
| Characteristic | Comodo HPS1 Performance Hiking Primaloft |
|---|---|
| Min Weight (EU) | 70 g |
| Min Weight (US) | 2.47 oz |
| Color | Black |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Materials | 37% Primaloft polyester, 37% Merino wool, 15% polyamide, 6% polypropylene, 5% elastane |
| Membrane Presence | Without membrane |
| Pairs per Pack | 1 |
| Sock Height | Under boots |
| Season | All-season |
| Special Technologies | Primaloft |
| Recommended Use | Trekking |
| Product Type | Socks |
Key features
- Balanced 37 percent Primaloft and 37 percent Merino blend - insulates when warm and cushions even when damp
- Merino thermoregulation - warms feet in the cold and releases heat during hard effort, all season long
- Moisture-wicking fibers pull sweat off the skin - feet stay drier and more comfortable on long hikes
- Reinforced heel and toe zones - added cushioning and durability exactly where boots wear socks thin
- Double cuff design - grips the calf and stops the sock sliding down inside hiking boots
- Lightweight at roughly 70 g per pair - breathable enough for summer trails, warm enough for shoulder seasons
- Merino naturally resists odor - stays fresher over multi-day trips than pure synthetic socks
- Membrane-free construction - flexible and breathable rather than stiff or sweaty
Questions & answers
HPS1 FAQ
Are the Comodo HPS1 socks good for all seasons?
Yes, they are rated all-season thanks to the Merino wool content that regulates temperature in both directions. The wool warms feet in cold conditions and helps release heat during active movement. Combined with lightweight construction, this makes them suitable from cool mornings to warm summer trails.
What are these hiking socks made of?
They use a blend of 37 percent Primaloft polyester, 37 percent Merino wool, 15 percent polyamide, and 6 percent polypropylene. The Merino handles warmth and odor control, the Primaloft adds cushioning insulation, and the synthetics contribute durability and faster drying.
Do the socks stay up inside hiking boots?
Yes, a double cuff design grips the leg to prevent slipping during extended use. This keeps the sock in place so it does not bunch or slide down inside your boots on long hikes. Reinforced heel and toe zones further stabilize the fit around the foot.
Do Merino socks help with odor and moisture?
Yes, Merino wool naturally resists odor and moves moisture away from the skin. The HPS1 pairs that with highly absorbent fibers that draw sweat off the foot, keeping it drier for longer hikes. This makes the socks a strong choice for multi-day trips where you rewear pairs.
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