Can Armaskin anti-blister sock liners pass the Grand Canyon test?

In this video, I will unbox and demonstrate the use of Armaskin anti-blister sock liners and show you whether they passed the test of a hike deep into the Grand Canyon.
Watch this video and see if they worked for me. I’ll show you how to use them and share my unbiased opinion on whether or not this product is worth the money. (Spoiler alert: I will buy another pair when I wear this pair out.)
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Care to see what can happen to your feet on a long Grand Canyon hike if you don’t use Armaskin sock liners? Check out this blog post I wrote after my 2018 rim to rim hike: azwonders.com/...
Questions? Ask in the comments.

[@chriscangelosi9438]

As an some some that lives on the east coast, its on my bucket list to do this, thanks for the video, was checking out armaskin reviews and found yours.

[@lonestarpiper4917]

I have EB Simplex and it has always kept me away from serious hiking. I'll have to give these a try. If i could even get to where i could do small trails and overnight hike in hike out camping trips id be happy. As of now i can do them but im down for 48 to 72 hours covered in blisters after the fact. Nice review!

[@Corndogisgood]

did you end up getting some and trying? I also have EB Simplex and considering trying a pair.