In reply to SidharthaDongre:
> (In reply to galpinos)
> But I guess that it could be that your trainers get wet through, meaning that there would be the converse moisture gradient needed to shift moisture out of the sock, so they may have been wet with sweat. Unless you tested them in the bath/sink?
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Unfortunately it is a leak. I'd had wet trainers but not feet on the 2 previous days when I have to admit I was quite impressed how well they had worked. But day 3 I crossed a boggy area (not over the top of the socks your honour or even the shoe for that matter) and got definitely wet feet at that point and not over time.
Its since been suggested to me that as the membrane is concertinaed to allow for stretch that if your heavy enough either footed or weight (I am probably both) you can split the membrane under the foot as you "crease the folds" landing on it. Which would be consistent with what I think Ive experienced.
Post edited at 10:44