Eastern Canada - Where to buy waterproof socks in Toronto?

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Like the "Neosport XSpan 1.5mm Socks" ? Thank you.
Never mind I caved and paid the $12 shipping for these: http://www.campmor.com/outdoor/gear/Product___45579
I hope I see them before April showers end. :)
electrik
03-29-10, 07:14 PM
MEC sells some neoprene socks for kayaking... Not sure why a cyclist would want some though since neoprene will probably give you blisters?
I want them for all the rain and the snow/slush during the winter. Figure you can always wear a thin pair of quarter socks underneath if they are uncomfortable. It's not nice arriving drenched even in the lightest rain.
Boudicca
03-30-10, 11:42 AM
MEC also sells Goretex socks. Pricey, but they work great as wind/rain barriers when it's cold out there.
electrik
03-30-10, 05:16 PM
I want them for all the rain and the snow/slush during the winter. Figure you can always wear a thin pair of quarter socks underneath if they are uncomfortable. It's not nice arriving drenched even in the lightest rain.
TBH Wet neoprene is too cold in the sub-freezing... I haven't tried it but most people who have tried something else... the goretex socks are a nice option but $65 or so.
I'll see how the socks I ordered work out first, if they aren't warm enough in the winter I can always wear a second pair underneath.
Btw...does anyone know where to buy a reflective vest to wear at night while cycling & wearing a backpack?
electrik
03-31-10, 08:53 PM
I'll see how the socks I ordered work out first, if they aren't warm enough in the winter I can always wear a second pair underneath.
Btw...does anyone know where to buy a reflective vest to wear at night while cycling & wearing a backpack?
Anywhere.. mec sells a vest, canadian tire might sell a safety vest... you might want a safety triangle to hang off the pack, depending on how large it is.
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