Grunden's Goat Feet

Grunden's Goat Feet 200 Polartec sock is the perfect sock for use with rubber boots. They are designed tall enough to roll over the tops of most popular rubber boots so that they won't slip down during use. Goat Feet are made from 100% polyester heavy weight fleece that wicks moisture away from skin and stays warm even when they are wet.

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