BushWear No Tick Boot Socks | Long Thermolite Tick & Insect Repellent Socks for Hunting, Stalking, Hiking, Walking & Gardening | Lasts 100 Washes

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• PERMANENT TICK & INSECT REPELLENT BUILT INTO THE FABRIC – Unlike sprays that wash off, our No Tick Boot Socks use advanced Si Repel nanotechnology to permanently bond a proven insect repellent (Ethyl butylacetylaminopropionate / IR3535) into every fibre. Your protection is woven in, not wiped on — so you're shielded from the moment you pull them on.
• 100-WASH PROTECTION – ROUGHLY 2–3 FULL SEASONS PER PAIR – The active treatment stays effective for up to 100 wash cycles, dramatically outlasting topical repellents and most rival permethrin-treated socks. That's exceptional cost-per-wear for stalkers, gamekeepers, hikers and anyone spending serious time in tick country.
• LYME DISEASE-CONSCIOUS DESIGN PROTECTS THE #1 BITE ZONE – Ticks can't fly or jump. They climb to the tip of long grass, bracken or twigs and latch onto your lower leg as you brush past — making it the most common point of first contact. Worn over the calf and tucked into your boot, these long socks form a treated barrier exactly where you need it most, helping reduce the risk of tick-borne illness including Lyme disease.
• THERMOLITE INSULATION KEEPS FEET WARM, DRY & BLISTER-FREE ALL DAY – Engineered with 78% Thermolite polyester for lightweight warmth, hollow-core moisture wicking and rapid drying after wet ground or river crossings. The 12% polyester / 10% Lycra blend adds shape retention and a snug, supportive fit that resists slipping and bunching inside walking boots, wellingtons or stalking boots.
• LONG BOOT LENGTH PURPOSE-BUILT FOR FIELD USE – Cut deliberately tall to extend well above the ankle and sit comfortably under gaiters or beneath the cuff of mid- and high-rise hunting boots. Designed for walking-boot and wellington-style fits, these socks suit people with average to slimmer calf circumference; if you have a particularly muscular calf, please refer to the size guide before ordering.