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US Route 66 was the main road to take a person from Chicago to Los Angeles and this Mens K Bell Route 66 Sock is giving it a shout out to its first long distance past. It was also the first one to be completely paved. There were other Routes but this took you South which was better most times of the year. US Route 66 has many names for it as well, The Will Rogers Highway, The Mother Road or Main Street of America. When the United States decided to use number designations for Highways, some people wanted to use US 60 but there was a fight over that number so two men, Cyrus Avery (original entrepreneur) and John Page (a Highway Engineer) decided that 66 sounded like a good number and was fun to say. It was adopted and then the Bunion Derby, a foot race from Los Angeles to New York, helped to promote the road and get people out on Route 66 to watch the runners. Will Rogers even showed up for the event! The Highway 66 Association also had ads in papers for people to take US Route 66 to see the Olympic Games in Los Angeles in 1932. Its decline started after President Eisenhower directed the building of Interstate Highways and US Route 66 was bypassed. Even as the Television Series Route 66 was telling stories about it. It has had a revival from Disney's Cars and as a Historic Highway. 

K Bell American Made Mens Route 66 Sock is on a background of Black Heather. In Rows around and down the Sock are Graphics. One is a White US Highway Sign with 66 in Black. Then an old fashion Gas Pump in Red, White and Black. Next is a Blue Map with Black showing how to get around. Last is a Yellow Road Sign where you may choose Right or Left turn. This is a Thin Style Sock with Cushioned Heels and Toes and comes in a Size Large.

K  Bell for Men

Shoe Size 6.5 - 12

US Sock Size 10-13

EUR Sock Size 44-48

Made in USA from Imported Yarns

85% Cotton

10% Nylon

03% Spandex

02% Rubber

Machine Wash Cold,  With Like Colors, Gentle Cycle

Only Non-Chlorine Bleach When Needed

Tumble Dry Low

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