It won't let me paste the links. When I went backpacking last summer I tested socks like these ones on amazon: "Ecosox Bamboo Full Cushion Hiking/Outdoor Crew Socks | Keep Your Feet Dry | Odor & Blister Free." ...which are 70% bamboo (aka rayon) hiking socks against regular socks and the bamboo ones are much better. I get cold feet easily when camping and these: "B.U.L Socks  3 Pairs Men's Sleep Socks Brushed Inside No More Cold Feet Size 6-11 UK, 7-12 US" ...are the most fluffy, warm socks I've ever worn for wearing to bed.  Those boots aren't zero-drop shoes. Zero-drop shoes, aka minimalist shoes, are best if you want to avoid the chronic pain most people get when they're older. I wear Vans everywhere and they always work perfectly well in any terrain even in snowshoes once. From what I've heard, if you want to be sure you can still hike long distances without chronic pain even when you're 90 you should switch to minimalist shoes for everyday use, running, and hiking. Check out the section on this in the book The Four Hour Body.  https://www.nerdfitness.com/blog/stop-foot-pain-a-nerds-guide-to-healthy-feet/ The key is that there be no height difference between the heel of the shoe and front of the shoe, like this page says: https://www.rei.com/learn/expert-advice/how-to-choose-barefoot-minimalist-running-shoes.html