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Flight Outfitters Socks - Island Hopping

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Part# 13-24684
MFR Model# FO-SK-0028

Overview

These comfortable crew-length socks from Flight Outfitters are available in four different styles to show off your love of adventure and aviation:

  • STOL Socks – Features an orange taildragger, big wheels and “STOL” written on the bottom of the foot
  • Tropical Seaplane Socks – Picture your favorite beach at sunset with these socks
  • Navy Aviation Socks – Pattern features seaplanes, windsocks, props, and more
  • Camper Socks – Celebrate the FO camper with the iconic cub camping outside by the campfire
  • High Desert Socks – Features a Bush Plane flying over the desert
  • Island Hopping Socks – Pattern features a seaplane flying over the islands
  • Lakeside Socks – Features a seaplane flying over a lake
  • Sky Strider Socks – Argyle patterned socks features jets and control towers

Made of 75% polyester, 15% cotton, and 10% spandex, these comfortable socks are great by the campfire, at the airport, or in the office. For men’s shoe sizes 6-13 or women’s sizes 4-12.
   
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