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VISION™ Impression – Style Built to Last
Our VISION™ Six Impression National Park socks combine unique designs with our core technologies to deliver style with a purpose. Created in partnership with our local friends at Anderson Design Group, these beautiful socks pay homage to the majestic locations we love to explore.
PERFORMANCE + STYLE
Swiftwick’s continuous 360 printing technology allows us to push our creativity beyond what can be done through the conventional knitting process. Each sock is made with high-performance fibers that wick moisture to keep your feet dry, cool and blister-free, and feature 360° prints of 10 of America's most treasured national parks. This new technology uses continuous printing and lower temperatures, which reduces possible damage to performance fibers and allows us to retain our signature footbed for the performance you count on from Swiftwick.
THE VISION™ IMPRESSION National Park Sock FEATURES:
- Channeled Upper improves ventilation and breathability
- Arch Band Support delivers lasting support
- Seamless Toe eliminates friction in the toebox
- Y-Heel Contour creates a contoured heel pocket that moves with the foot
- Medium Cushion provides all day comfort
We took extra time in launching our Impression performance socks to ensure it lived up to our high-quality technical standards and delivered on our ‘Best Sock You Will Ever Wear’ guarantee. Find which National Park is right for you, shop now.
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