MWOBS SUMMIT SOCKS
MWOBS SUMMIT SOCKS
A SOCK TO CELEBRATE SCIENCE
10% of all MWOBS sock sales supports the Observatory’s work to advance weather & climate research, conduct innovative science education programs, and promote the heritage of the Mount Washington region.
Lightweight MWOBS Summit Socks Partner Socks
Size chart
Socks Size Chart
| Shoe Size | Men US | Women US | Kids US | Euro | UK |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| S | 3-5.5 | 4-6.5 | 3-4.5 | 34-37 | 2-4.5 |
| M | 6-8.5 | 7-9.5 | 5-7 | 38-41 | 5-7.5 |
| L | 9-11.5 | 10-12.5 | - | 42-45 | 8-10.5 |
| XL | 12-14.5 | 13+ | - | 46-49 | 11-13.5 |
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Weather on mount washington
Mount Washington, located in the White Mountains of New Hampshire, is famous for its extreme and unpredictable weather. Both summer and winter visitors must be prepared for rapidly changing weather, as conditions can shift from calm to life-threatening in just minutes. The mountain’s harsh environment also serves as Minus33's testing ground for our Merino Wool clothing and accessories.
Standing at 6,288 feet (1,917 meters), it is the highest peak in the Northeastern United States. The mountain's unique geography, sitting at the intersection of major storm tracks, makes it one of the windiest places on Earth.
On April 12, 1934, the Mount Washington Summit Observatory recorded a summit wind speed of 231 mph (372 km/h), which held the record for the fastest surface wind speed observed by man for decades. The combination of high winds, freezing temperatures, and heavy snowfall makes it a challenging environment for hikers and researchers alike.
Temperatures on Mount Washington can vary dramatically throughout the year. The average annual temperature is around 27°F (-3°C), and even in summer, temperatures can drop below freezing at night. The mountain holds the record for the lowest temperature ever recorded in New Hampshire at -50°F (-46°C) in 1885. Wind chills can be even more extreme, often reaching -100°F (-73°C) or lower during winter storms.
Snowfall is abundant, averaging around 280 inches (711 cm) per year, and snow can fall even in summer. Whiteout conditions and sudden storms make the mountain notorious for its deadly weather.
Mount Washington’s extreme climate has earned it the reputation of having the "World’s Worst Weather." The Mount Washington Observatory, located at the summit, continuously monitors conditions, providing valuable data for meteorologists and climate scientists. Despite the dangers, Mount Washington remains a popular destination for hikers, climbers, and tourists, drawn to its stunning views and challenging conditions.
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renewable & SUSTAINABLE
Merino Wool has a low environmental footprint and is naturally biodegradable. Shear a merino sheep and they’re soon happily nibbling their way towards renewing next season’s coat.
Comfort & Performance
No man-made fiber can provide all the benefits that wool naturally does. Merino Wool is naturally super-soft, breathable, thermo-regulating, anti-odor, fire-resistant, UV protective & more.
Made with pride in NH
As NH natives, the white mountains have been in our blood our whole lives. That’s why we design our socks to fulfill a variety of outdoor needs. We make a sock for every adventure.
