Ski socks must resolve many different issues :
- Keeping heat in and cold out.
- Thermal regulation so feet don’t get too warm...
- Ventilation and evacuating humidity away from the skin.
- Preventing friction and thus stopping blisters.
- To help blood circulation.
- Special softness and elasticity to remain in place.
UE | UK | US | INT |
31-34 | 1-2 | 1-3 | XS |
35-38 | 2,5-5 | 3,5-6 | S |
39-41 | 5,5-7 | 6,5-8 | M |
42-44 | 7,5-9,5 | 8,5-10,5 | L |
45-47 | 10-11,5 | 11-12,5 | XL |
- Natural fabrics: Merinos wool, silk, Kashmir, materials that can guarantee heat.
- Synthetic materials : nylon, polyester,... provide durability and and allow the sock to breathe and dry quickly.
- Cotton : not to be used in Mountain sports because it retains sweat and takes a long time to dry resulting in heat loss.
- Ultra-thin socks : for skiers looking for performance, thinly thread, made out of semi synthetic material the socks bring comfort, precision and thermal regulation in all situations.
- Merinos wool socks : highly technical natural wool, softer than regular wool, warm and thermal regulating. Merinos wool retains heat even when damp and doesn't retain oder as much as other materials.
- Synthetic fabric socks : durable and precise allowing for better ventilation, synthetic socks dry quickly and thus help keep your warm.
- Heated socks : use battery to provide extra heat.
After the choice of your socks, discover how choose your skis boots