Designed for maximum comfort and support, the Slip Stream OTC socks from 5.11® are the perfect choice to complement all 5.11® footwear, and combine moisture managing polyester and a breathable upper weave to keep your feet cool, dry and comfortable.
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5.11 Tactical® Slip Stream OTC Socks offer high-performance support for law enforcement officers, outdoor enthusiasts, and anyone in need of comfortable and reliable footwear. These socks have been specifically engineered to work in harmony with all types of 5.11 Tactical® footwear, ensuring superior comfort and stability during any mission.
Constructed with 54% Polyester, 22% Spandex, 14% Rubber, 8% NanoGLIDE, and 2% Nylon, these socks are designed to provide maximum moisture management and breathability. The upper weave gives the slip stream OTC sock a superior ability to release moisture, keeping your feet cool, dry, and comfortable throughout the day. In addition, the compression arch support helps to reduce foot fatigue, while the NanoGLIDE fiber minimizes chafing and discomfort.
Further enhancing their performance, Slip Stream OTC Socks also feature a reinforced heel and toe for added durability and long-lasting wear. Whether you're in the office, on tactical missions, or enjoying everyday activities, the 5.11 Tactical® Slip Stream OTC Socks deliver the dependable performance and exceptional comfort you demand.
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