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ADULT SKI SILK LINER SOCKS Black

£7.99
4.3 /5 Read all 1143 reviews
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Do your feet still feel cold? Skiers and snowboarders who are sensitive to the cold – gain a few extra degrees of warmth with these liner socks.

Wear with your usual ski socks. The silk will give you a few pleasant extra degrees of warmth.

Color: BLACK
Size: size guide

Quantity:

Product benefits

Warmth

Worn under ski socks, the silk provides extra warmth.

Precision

Extremely fine liner sock that can be worn under your ski socks.

Moisture management

Extremely good moisture wicking to avoid heat loss.

Technical information

Why wear this sock?

Are you sensitive to the cold? Are you going to ski in extremely cold temperatures? Wearing 2 layers will keep your feet warm. To do this, we recommend wearing a ski sock that is big enough to accommodate the liner socks underneath and a ski boot wide enough not to compress the foot.

Warranty

2 years

Product concept & technology

Product Composition

Socks 75% Silk, 24% Polyamide, 1% Elasthane

STOCK ADVICE

Dry thoroughly before storing.

Maintenance advice

Machine wash - 30° max - normal

Do not bleach

Do not tumble dry

Do not iron

Do not dry-clean

Customer reviews

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Environmental Impact

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The carbon footprint of this product is:
2.11 kg CO2e
1 kg of CO2e represents 5km in a petrol car (according to the Base Carbone© of ADEME)
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The environmental note of this product is: E
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What is the environmental note? Overall environmental score for this product in comparison to others in the same category. It is calculated based on its impact on the environment (air and water emissions, greenhouse gas emissions, depletion of natural resources) at each stage of its life cycle, according to a system managed by ADEME. Find out more