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Ski Anatomix Merino X Black
Ski socks - Unisex -
60 days to change your mindThe Ski Anatomix Merino X Black from the brand X-Socks are unisex ski socks, designed for ski and snowboard enthusiasts seeking comfort and performance.
These socks combine technical materials such as polyamide and polypropylene, reinforced with the lightweight and hypoallergenic Mythlan® fibre, which limits bacterial growth for optimal hygiene. Thanks to HelixCoil® technology, spiral pressure bands support the calf muscles without restricting circulation, ensuring excellent support. The innovative Air-Conditioning Channel® 4.0 system optimises breathability by efficiently wicking away sweat and heat, keeping your feet dry and cool.
Specific reinforcements around the ankle, the Achilles tendon with Lambertz-Nicholson protection, as well as on the shins and calves, protect against friction and pressure points. These technical socks thus offer excellent thermal regulation and lasting comfort, essential for your mountain outings.
- Ski socks
- Comfort, protection, support
- Excellent thermal regulation, good moisture wicking
- Reinforcements around the ankle to prevent chafing and pressure points
- Lambertz-Nicholson protection for the Achilles tendon
- Reinforcements on the shins and calves
- Air-Conditioning Channel® ventilation system that evacuates sweat and heat to pump fresh air into the boot
Composition:
- 77% Polyamide, 16% Polypropylene, 6% Elastane, 1% Polyester
| HELIXCOIL® | The sock’s structure integrates two spiral pressure bands that wrap around the calf muscles, from the ankle to the knee. They effectively support the muscle without restricting blood circulation. |
| AIR-CONDITIONING CHANNEL® 4.0 | 3D air-conductive structures and a high-tech yarn promote foot ventilation. This technology runs along the entire sock and under the arch of the foot. These structures also serve to protect and relieve the muscles. |
| MYTHLAN® |
A lightweight fibre, with neutral pH and hypoallergenic properties. Reduces the build-up of germs and bacteria. |
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