THE RADAVIST Summer Weight Socks

Nice, Classic, Summer Wool Socks

THE RADAVIST is a media outlet as rare as they come, dedicated to meticulously uncovering the essence of cycling. Led by John Watson and operated by people who truly love cycling and the outdoors, it goes beyond simple gear reviews or trend analysis to share the joy and freedom of "riding," as well as the people and stories behind it.

The Summer Weight Socks, crafted by THE RADAVIST, are merino wool socks that fuse classic cycling culture with a design that blends perfectly into everyday life.

Made in the USA using a 90/10 merino wool blend from Suedwolle, processed in Germany and North Carolina, these lightweight summer merino socks offer high breathability and moisture-wicking properties, keeping your feet feeling fresh and comfortable even in the heat. Naturally odor-resistant, these merino wool socks are a reliable companion for long rides and adventures.

The lineup features two designs, each with its own story.

Gneiss is a playful name that sounds like "Nice." Inspired by the intricate and rich patterns found in the metamorphic rock "Gneiss," these tie-dye socks offer a unique look for every pair. No two patterns are alike, making the discovery of your own one-of-a-kind pair part of the appeal.

Klunker pays homage to the denim and three-striped sock style seen in Wende Cragg’s photographs of the late 1970s Repack era. Featuring an orange, brown, and grey stripe on a white body, it brings the atmosphere of the dawn of mountain biking back to life.

The 7-inch cuff is the perfect height to pair well with both shorts and long pants. It’s a signature pair from THE RADAVIST that feels just as natural in your everyday style as it does on a ride.

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Materials: Suedwolle® 90% Merino Wool / 10% Nylon

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What is THE RADAVIST?

It is no exaggeration to say that The Radavist is a one-of-a-kind, authentic cycling media outlet.

Led by John Watson (a.k.a. Johnprolly) and supported by a community of cycling and outdoor enthusiasts, they continue to share the joy and wonder of the sport, focusing not just on the gear, but on the people who make it and the stories that surround it.