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Alpine Trek Sock
Lightweight technical sock for alpine conditions
NOW : $24.99
- Product Details
The Alpine Trek sock is a lightweight technical sock ideal for ski touring and tramping in alpine and cold conditions.
- Loop pile cushioning has been strategically placed in impact zones to provide leg/foot protection and comfort
- Merino wool and Isolwool® provide temperature control, moisture management and odour resistance
- The ESSTM (Elastic Support System) provides a customised fit
Composition 29% Isolwool®, 24% Nylon, 22% Merino Wool, 14% Elastic , 11% Lycra
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Care Instructions - Socks
Wash inside out, warm machine wash, gentle cycle, do not soak, do not bleach, do not tumble dry.
ESS™ Elastic Support System
Elastic Support System (ESS™) locks the sock onto the foot and the lower leg with minimal compression, providing support particularly under the plantar arch region. By fitting snugly to the skin, this sock works to maintain regular skin temperature, thus avoiding fluctuations that may cause chilling or vasoconstriction.
Elastic Support System ensures: a form-fitting system, minimal compression, a snug customised fit, no bunching or ride-down, reduced friction and shear forces.
Isolwool®
Ideal for extreme cold and adverse conditions, Isolwool® combines 50% wool and 50% polypropylene creating a soft yarn with improved abrasion resistance and strength, plus thermal control for even extreme cold conditions and a reduced drying time.
Size Chart - Footwear
Adult Footwear Measuring Tips
Make sure you measure both feet.
Don't assume that your shoe size remains the same as it has always been.
The shape of your feet can change over time.
Make sure you wear the type of sock you intend to wear with your new shoes when you measure your foot.
Kids' Footwear Measuring Tips
Children should have their feet measured every 3 months.
For a shoe to be correctly fitted, there should be a thumbwidth between the end of the shoe and the end of the longest toe.
The foot should not be able to slide forward in the shoe.
