The Phase snowboarding socks from Burton. Comfortable feet are the key to a great day of riding. Too hot or too cold and you'll be cursing the mountain all day long. Burton socks help you forget about your feet and concentrate on stomping your next trick.

The Ultrawool socks from Burton.For days when the mercury says "stay inside". These are the socks you should get for the extremely cold days. Remember that it is good to have at least two pairs of socks, a cold pair and a warm pair(next one below is your warm pair).

The Ultralight socks from Burton. No more springtime swamp foot. These are the spring time or warm temperature socks we were talking about. You should get this pair for warm weather and the pair above for cold. Then you should still have another pair for everyday conditions also.

The Highback sock from DAKINE. These are great as a everyday sock, you can get away with them on either slightly colder and warmer days, but if it extremely cold or warm I would go with a pair more suited for those temps. Overall though a good comfortable sock.

The Summit Sock from Dakine. Merino wool is awesome. It absorbs moisture 10x more than synthetics. Any snowboard sock with merino wool is good. I like these socks they feel nice around my feet. They have extra padding wear it is need, around the heel.

The Thinline socks from Dakine. These are a very thin snowboard sock. They work amazing during spring time temperatures when the air is above 45 degrees. Like I mentioned above merino wool is great for dryness. Merino wool doesn't stink, even after many uses which makes it great for spring time riding when your normal synthetic snowboard socks would be reeking.

The Plaid snowboard socks from eesa. From Lift to Lounge. These snowboard socks are extremely comfortable. They are not super warm, so make sure not to wear them on really cold days. But on average days they feel great.

I found these socks to be similar to the Plaid eesa's above. They only look different, which is cool because it is good to mix it up. Still though they are very comfortable socks.

The Speedkings socks from Forum - a technical thick weight sock. Great snowboard socks. They are super comfortable to wear. Thick socks are always better because they absorb impacts more. Less impact for your knees which is always nice.# 90% coolmax, 8% nylon, 2% spandex# 52gm socks# One size fits all

The Envy Heavy weight snow sock from Volcom. This is a really warm pair of socks. They have an elastic feel to them which is nice because they are easy to put on. They work great for really cold temperatures.

These are a perfect ever kind of day snowboard sock. The mid-weight is right in the middle between your cold temperature sock and your warm spring time sock. These socks work great with temperatures between 20-40 degrees.

Really good spring time sock. I found that it really has to be warm to wear these socks comfortably, maybe 45-50 degrees and up. Once it is that warm you will want these socks because your feet will not sweat because these socks are so light. The added bonus is that they are really cheap to buy. Same goes for all the above Volcom snowboard socks.