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August 16, 2011
Posted by: Natalie Stangl
Category: Wigwam News, Sock News

Testimonial from "The Bob"

Dear Wigwam,

December 2007 you sent me 6 pair of these socks. They are my favorite year round sock. I've calculated wearing them around 364 times. I took one pair to the Bob Marshall Wilderness"The Bob" in Montana. These socks spent their days in the icy cold waters of the South Fork River fishing for Northern Slope Cutthroat Trout. After fishing they hung from a stick to dry overnight. This was repeated over 8 days. This photo was taken at the river take-out at the end of the trip. My Wigwams are rock solid!

Thank you,

Thaddeus

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