Today we’ve got 3-4 items in the line up today. Watch the timer on the Camofire homepage for each item to change, that is unless one sells out the next shooter will show up.
THE LINE UP:
Some of the items for today are:
- LORPEN LIGHT HIKER MERINO SOCKS (65% off)
- CRKT VAN HOY YEA GO ASSISTED OPENING KNIFE (68% off)
- EBERLESTOCK F3H HALFTRACK PACK (41% off)
- VANGUARD ESPOD PLUS 203AP ALUMINUM TRIPOD (55% off)
- CORE4ELEMENT MERINO 190 1/4 TOP (52% off)
Today’s First Shooter: LORPEN LIGHT HIKER MERINO SOCKS
Suggested Retail Price: $16.99
Camofire Price: $5.99 – 65% OFF
Description:
You know you’ve found a good hunting and hiking sock when you catch yourself wearing it day in and day out. Your feet put in the long miles, treat them to the quality of merino for your scouting trips this summer and hunting in the fall. Lorpen Merino Wool light hiking socks are not light on quality or details, but they aren’t paper thin like you may think. This light to med thickness socks won’t let you down due to the soft merino with it’s natural wicking and comfort qualities to the Lycra content which will keep the socks in place no matter how far you hike. These are a crew height, coming to the bottom of the calf which will work well with any hiking or even lower height hunting boots. A no-see-um toe seam ensures comfort from bottom to the top. This thickness is an exceptional balance of warmth and comfort without overheating. Get this Camofire.com exclusive build hiking sock and put your feet in good hands all day long.
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I have purchased quite a few pairs of these and have worn them hiking in the Idaho summers to Hunting in 6 inches of snow and these socks keep my feet dry and warm all day. I now wear them as my daily use sock for work as well. Great product and highly recommended.
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I find myself right at the size break of Med. and Large as I wear a 9.5 to 10, so don’t want the sock to fit tight but don’t want to have it all bunched up either.
What you guys that wear these on a regular basis recommend? Thanks
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These are my every day use socks. They fit well and hold their shape in addition to being warm and very comfortable.
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Do you get two pair like the deal in October?
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anyone on the fence about the C4E merino 1/4 zip later don’t be… Awesome stuff, will never hunt in the cold again without this as my base layer.
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How much will the C4E merino 190 shirts shrink when washed cold and hung to dry? Fear sleeve shrinkage and need to know about sizing up. Many thanks for any help/suggestion anyone can give.
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I have been wearing the boxers and the 1/4 zip top for about a year now. I do not think that there as been any shinkage. The sleeves would be too short for me if not for the extra lenght with thumb holes for covering the back of the hands. I have a 34″ sleeve lenght and wear the large. I like it a lot and bought a second 1/4 zip and two pairs of bottoms this fall.
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Thanks Cliff! I wear 36″ sleeve in XL and size chart list it w/ 35″, but the C4E synthetic Assault & Pivot fit me great in XL. Kendall advised these synthetics fit large but really concerned merino will be too small. On the fence.
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Cliff – thanks for the feedback on this. FYI – the current 1/4 zip has the thumb holes removed with a little bit more added sleeve length. I was told that going into next year the length of the body will be increased a bit to accommodate for the guys that do throw the merino into the dryer on Phoenix style heat (that would be me) and may experience a bit of shrinking.
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All,
I bought the merino 1/4zip and base layer and boxers. They are awesome. I have now washed them a couple of times according to their directions and I have not had any shrinkage at all. I bought them a little tighter as a base layer and if they did shrink I would know it and have to start my diet!
Way up here it gets darn cold (Alberta, Canada) at least by most of the site dwellers standards. In fact, I am heading out for a hunt tomorrow and it will be about -12 celcius (don’t ask me to convert to Farenheit) and that is coldish. At that temperature the 190merino is ok if you are active but if you are planning a sit for any extended period of time the cold will creep in! Kendall, I wonder if you could pass on a request to the Core4 guys to see if they can get/produce a 230g merino base layer product? If so, I would by it in a heartbeat..love the merino stuff! The Core4 guys did say they are working on some “Cold” weather gear for us northerners…lets hope its soon! Lets just say that the wife….not so happy to hear about that!
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