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Darn Tough Kids Field Trip Micro Crew Lightweight

Micro crew, 6 in on average. No cushion.

micro crew · 6 in on averageno padding · Standard sock

The footwear outline is schematic. Check the cuff with your own shoes.

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$19 list price at Darn Tough, checked .

When you are buying for a young hiker

A micro crew hiking sock with no cushioning, a lightweight knit and a 61% merino wool blend.

Keep in mind: There is little padding underfoot, so it relies on your shoe and insole for comfort. The cuff clears most low hikers and mid boots but may sit below a tall boot collar.

Closest in Darn Tough’s range: the Kids Sal Micro Crew Lightweight. They differ in cushion and blend; the cuff, weight and size chart are the same.

This sockKids Sal Micro Crew Lightweight
Cushionno cushioncushion, underfoot
Blend61% merino wool, 36% nylon, 3% elastane47% merino wool, 50% nylon, 3% elastane
List price at Darn Tough$19$20

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Materials, padding and sock type

Standard sock · no cushion

None
Light
Full
Extra
Padding shown schematically. Brand labels do not share a thickness scale.
61% merino wool36% nylon3% elastane
Exact model
Darn Tough Kids Field Trip Micro Crew Lightweight
Style number
3044
Size chart
Kids’ chart
Cuff height
micro crew · 6 in on average
Weight (maker’s term)
lightweight
Cushion (maker’s term)
no cushion
Cushion location
No padding
Sock type
Standard sock
Layers
1
Material blend
61% merino wool, 36% nylon, 3% elastane
Wool-free
No, contains wool or alpaca fiber
Facts from
Darn Tough’s US site
Made in
Vermont, USA
List price at Darn Tough
$19 (checked )

What Darn Tough says about it

“We close every toe seam using our True Seamless™ Toe technology for an ultra smooth, undetectable feel.”

“Our Lifestyle socks with no cushion offer a light, soft feel and work as both casual and dress socks.”

The maker’s own words from its product page; not tested by HikingSocks.guide.

Cushion and weight labels are this brand’s own terms. They are not a shared thickness or temperature rating.

S
M
L
26.530333639

EU

Bands follow this chart’s published ranges. S: 26.5–29.5 · M: 30–34.5 · L: 35–39

Check the size and the shoe together

Start with the kids’ chart for this exact model. Use the size lookup or the whole Darn Tough size chart to find the published range, then check the heel position, toe room and cuff in your footwear.

The published average heel-to-cuff height is 6 inches. Compare that measurement with the collar of the footwear you plan to wear. See how sock heights differ.

Try the selected size with the shoes and insoles you plan to use. Added cushioning should not crowd the toes or distort the heel position. The footwear-fit checklist explains what to check.

Care for the exact pair

Machine wash in cold water on gentle cycle with socks inside-out. Do not bleach. Tumble dry on low or hang dry. Do not dry clean.

Use the care lookup for this model’s wash and dry directions. A general wool routine should not override instructions for a membrane, a two-layer construction or a specific treatment.

Another sock to compare

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