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Merino Hiking Socks | Trekking & Walking Socks | Moggans

Moggans merino hiking socks are built for Munros, long-distance trails, wet-weather walking and everyday outdoor use. Designed in Scotland for changing British and European conditions, they combine merino wool comfort, cushioning, moisture management and a secure fit to help reduce friction and blisters.
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Choosing the right merino hiking socks

Lightweight vs midweight vs full cushion

Lightweight merino hiking socks suit fast-paced walking and warmer conditions. Midweight options balance cushioning and packability for general trail use. Full cushion socks offer maximum protection for long days, heavy packs and rough terrain.

Walking vs trekking vs mountain hiking

Everyday walking socks prioritise comfort and breathability. Trekking socks add durability and targeted cushioning for longer distances. Mountain hiking socks are built for technical terrain, variable weather and extended time on the hill.

Socks for wet Scottish conditions

Merino wool manages moisture without losing warmth when damp, making it ideal for the wet, changeable conditions common across Scotland and the UK.

Why merino beats cotton for hiking

Cotton holds moisture and loses insulation when wet. Merino wool regulates temperature, wicks moisture, resists odour and stays comfortable across a wide range of conditions.

Made in Scotland

The Stravaiger is Moggans' made-in-Scotland hiking sock, crafted by specialist Scottish knitwear manufacturers. Learn more about our Scottish manufacturing.

Shop the Stravaiger

Woolmark-certified options

Selected Moggans hiking socks carry Woolmark certification, guaranteeing the merino wool meets recognised standards for quality, performance and durability. For more guidance, read our hiking sock guide.

Woolmark certification

Great lightweight merino socks for fell running

Have been wearing merino socks for years for running in but they have always been heavier and thicker feeling. These lightweight ones have been perfect and served me well on last weeks fell race and supporting a BG attempt. Will 100% be adding more pairs to my running gear..

Jamie Hardman / Lightweight Merino Ankle Socks

Stravaiger Midweight Hiking Socks

I wore these socks for the first time last Sunday on a walk around Aberfoyle. Despite the rain, sleet, and snow! my feet were cosy warm, and, even walking 8.5 miles, quite, a bit on hard surfaces, I had no blisters! So all in all, very pleased with my purchases. Thank you Team Moggans, for the quality and excellent service.

Eileen Sarah McKeown / Stravaiger Midweight Hiking

My favourite socks

They are so comfy, and so good to run in. I get genuinely excited on “new sock day”, but am pleased that they survive mud, sand, grit and running through heather. Always on my Christmas list

Liz Gray / Lightweight Merino Ankle Socks

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