RefrigiWear Wick Socks 0033 – Extra Thick, Superior Moisture Wicking – Rated −30 °C

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SUMMARY

The RefrigiWear Wick Socks 0033 are the thickest in the range — maximum thermal insulation and superior moisture wicking for static workstations in intense cold. Flat anti-friction seams, arch and ankle support bands. Rated to −30 °C. 15% off from 3 pairs.

TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION

RefrigiWear Wick Socks 0033 – Extra Thick, Moisture-Wicking – Rated −30 °C

ProtectionExtreme Cold

UseProfessional

Point FortExtra thick

Thermal RatingDown to −30 °C*

TechnologyExtra Thick — Superior Moisture Wicking — Odour Resistant

Maximum warmth, dry feet — the thick sock for prolonged exposure to intense cold

The RefrigiWear Wick Socks 0033 are built for intense cold environments where foot warmth and comfort are non-negotiable. Their extra thick construction maximises thermal insulation, while their superior moisture-wicking technology keeps feet dry in all conditions. Flat toe seams, arch and ankle support bands — a serious work sock for serious conditions.

Grand Froid Expert View

"The Wick is our thickest sock — it's the one we recommend for static or semi-static cold workstations where passive foot warmth is critical. The flat seams make a real difference: no irritation even after a full day. The moisture wicking outperforms a standard thick sock — feet stay dry even during active phases."

RefrigiWear Wick Socks 0033 – Extra Thick – Rated −30 °C

Recommended uses

Static cold workstations: industrial cold rooms, refrigerated warehouses, unloading docks — prolonged exposure without intense physical activity.
Cold maintenance and inspection: rounds and inspections in very low-temperature environments — food industry and pharmaceutical sectors.
Outdoor winter work: construction sites, wind turbine installation, supervision of works in cold zones — maximum foot protection in extreme cold.
Scientific research and polar expeditions: polar stations, extreme cold laboratories requiring maximum thermal insulation of the extremities.

Thermal Protection

Recommended for use down to −30 °C*. The extra thick construction creates a powerful thermal barrier around the foot. Superior moisture wicking prevents cooling from perspiration — particularly critical during activity/rest alternation in cold environments.

Technical features

Extra thick construction: maximum thermal insulation, optimal passive warmth
Superior moisture wicking: dry feet even during active phases
Superior odour resistance: hygiene maintained over long exposures
Flat toe seams: zero friction, zero blisters in extended wear
Arch and ankle support bands: stability and comfort all day

Composition

80% acrylic: thick warmth and thermal insulation
10% nylon: reinforcement and durability
10% cotton: softness and comfort against skin

Size guide

Stretch unisex fit. Measure your foot from heel to toe tip.

Size	M	L	XL
EU size	38–41	42–45	46–49

Care instructions

Washing: machine wash at 30 °C, gentle cycle
Drying: dry flat at room temperature
Do not: tumble dry, iron, bleach

Returns & Exchanges — 30 days

You have 30 days from receipt to request a return or exchange on this item.

Why choose the RefrigiWear Wick Socks 0033?

Because when temperatures drop seriously low, thickness matters. The Wick 0033 delivers the extra thick construction for powerful insulation, superior moisture wicking to keep feet dry and flat seams that eliminate any friction risk over time. Rated to −30 °C. 15% off from 3 pairs.

* Indicative thermal rating. The sensation of cold depends on air flow intensity (ventilation), humidity, the intensity of the task performed and, above all, exposure time.