ARB Wool Socks in a Can   
 
 
Made from Australian Merino Wool, these little beauties are a must have for any four wheel drive enthusiast. Featuring a stylish black and gray design, the socks have been designed for maximum breathability in all conditions and comfort no matter where your adventures take you.

Packaged in a mock soft drink can with a vibrant full color print, the ARB Outback Survival Kit has been designed for high impact on showroom shelves. Note: each can contains one pair of socks.

Product Features:
65% Australian Merino Wool
32% Nylon
3% Lycra

Size Guide:
217373 - Size M-L (Fits Men's shoe size 8-10)
217374 - Size L-XL (Fits men's shoe size 11-14)

 
 

 Hopefully, they would last longer than the socks that you buy at Wally-world. Any idea how much for a 6pack?

Hopefully, they would last longer than the socks that you buy at Wally-world. Any idea how much for a 6pack?

The press release I got has a retail price of $32.95. May be a little too much for every day socks. I think the idea is: Your out wheeling and you fall into a creek or mud and it's cold and you need dry feet... Yes, I have these socks rattling around in my outdoor kit, I'm saved... kind of thing.

Maybe?

-Eric

    wow. THAT is worse than what I could have even dreamed. I think that I will stick with the extra socks/shirt stuffed in the tailgate for bit longer.

I stuff everything in"Ziplock" bags, Cheap water proofing your gear.
And It Floats!!! If you really SWAMP HER!!

CAPT

 Is it simply "swamped" or is it an actual sinking when you have stuff float out of the back, by going OVER the tailgate, and you haven't even touched the bottom of the creek yet?  Ahh, the joys of Spring (runoff that is...) 

I hope the $32.95 is for a six pack 

Wool socks are awesome but ;cough cough; that's a bit spendy

if you put all that you need to be dry in a sealameal bag it takes up less room and you know that as long as it is small its dry !!!

if you put all that you need to be dry in a sealameal bag it takes up less room and you know that as long as it is small its dry !!!

I put a few rounds of ammo,needle and thread,matches and a 20 dollar bill in vac-bags in my rigs and atv's. its saved me a time or two.

Quote from: kreator on May 03, 2011, 02:12:12 PM

if you put all that you need to be dry in a sealameal bag it takes up less room and you know that as long as it is small its dry !!!

I put a few rounds of ammo, needle and thread, matches and a 20 dollar bill in vac-bags in my rigs and atv's. its saved me a time or two.

For a dry bag I used ammo can.  I managed to sit on that annoying passenger side tray.  If can be a bear to close at times and I haven't strapped it down yet but it seems to be a nice fit.  I'll probably downsize the can and mount it to the cross bar that runs under the dash.  Only drawback is the rattle of junk inside but I have some old carpet that will be going inside.