An oversock system that stops ticks
New protection from tick-borne disease
Savor Nature Again
Four-Way Protection
Repel ticks: Smooth permethrin-treated surface knocks ticks off as they alight
Block ticks: Tight weave tech fabric and full foot coverage keep out even the babies, unlike knit socks
Trap ticks: Turndown top traps ticks at the knee as they climb
Kill ticks: Permethrin treated fabric kills most ticks after moments of exposure
Ease & Comfort
Strong but soft, never sweaty, quick drying, odorless, adjustable, small to pack.
Oversocks, Straps, Zip Pouch $49.50
Ticks! The bite you don’t feel, from the bug you don’t see. Don’t get bit!
Using Ticktogs
• Remove shoe, pull an oversock up to your knee over sock, pant leg or bare foot and calf
• Slide strap up to just below the knee, adjust for comfort
• Tug the oversock up, pull out wrinkles in the foot area
• Fold the top of the oversock down over the strap
• Put on your shoe; Ticktogs can be damaged if worn without footwear
Questions about Ticktogs
We have lots of answers for you. Check our FAQs.
Ticktogs: ready when you are for work or pleasure
• Protection where ticks alight: foot & lower leg
• Insect Shield® odorless protection built in
• Soft, breathable, never sweaty, quick-dry
• Sheer, strong fabric, never tight in shoes
• Toe to knee tight-weave protection
• Packed in zip pouch, only 3 ounces
Tick Info
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Martha's Vineyard Public Health and Ticktogs
Talks providing facts about tick-borne disease and tick bite prevention.
Martha's Vineyard Public Health and Ticktogs
Talks providing facts about tick-borne disease and tick bite prevention.
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Seasonal Activity of Ticks
They're still biting! Fall is here and the Deer Ticks are still out and about. See the Tick Activity chart.
Seasonal Activity of Ticks
They're still biting! Fall is here and the Deer Ticks are still out and about. See the Tick Activity chart.
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Learn about Ticks: Resources Online
Helpful online resources and links to understand tick hazards and how to protect yourself, family, and friends.
Learn about Ticks: Resources Online
Helpful online resources and links to understand tick hazards and how to protect yourself, family, and friends.
Ticks crawl, they do not jump or fly. Ticks feed at each stage of their life cycle (larva, nymph, adult). Ticks most often climb on from below, hitching a ride on foot or shin, crawling up to a bite site. In most cases people will not feel a tick bite. Tick borne diseases: Lyme, Anaplasmosis, Babesiosis, Ehrlichiosis, Tularemia, Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, Powassan Virus, Alpha-gal Syndrome, Larval Tick Dermatitis. Get Ticktogs protection.