Free Socks Please, We're British...

By Jon

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Buy a pair of Brasher boots between 15 May and 13 June and you'lll get a free pair of Brasher's three-season socks thrown in for free.

'I'm free...' a loose sock yesterday

Worth £10, the socks will be yours if you buy any one of Brasher's new Trailmaster, Hillmaster, Supalite or FMB1 and FMB2 boots - we tested the new Trailmaster recently and it's an impressively comfortable, three-season design that's significantly stiffer and more mountain capable than previous Brasher boots.

We've also been impressed by the socks in the past. The three-season version uses CoolMax fibres for high wicking comfort and has a thick loopstitch sole section with high density areas at the ball of the foot, heel, toes and ankle. There are also built-in air channels for enhanced cooling.

The deal's on in selected Brasher dealers from 15 May, so if you're thinking about buying a pair, it might be worth your while holding fire for a week or so and copping the free socks as well.

Stockist details from the Brasher web site.

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