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Hiking socks - Hike 500 High Black x2 pairs

Reference. 8616561

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Our hiking designers developed these breathable and robust socks for your hikes

Look after your feet on tough hikes with these high-length hiking socks. Developed to cope with various walking conditions, they’re breathable, and reduce friction in your shoe or boot.

Socks: 5.0% Elastane, 95.0% Polyamide

BENEFITS

User comfort

Anti-friction yarn
Terry fabric reinforcement on rubbing area, greater comfort

Moisture management

Water-repellent yarn, well ventilated knit on the foot arch to keep the foot dry

Anatomic design

Anatomical shape (R/L) and 100% elastic structure for foot support

Durability

Multi-strand polyamide fibre provides increased durability.

TECHNICAL INFORMATIONS

Pack of 2 pairs

This model is sold in packs of 2 pairs of socks of the same colour.

Reducing the risk of chafing

We have selected a technical yarn with a specific coating (PTFE) at the heel and toe to reduce rubbing and therefore the risk of blisters. In no circumstances do these socks provide 100% protection from blisters. Blisters usually appear when our skin is weakened by chafing, generally caused by socks, shoes or foreign bodies. Humidity also plays an important role as it weakens our skin.

Choosing the height of your socks

We offer 3 lengths of hiking socks. “Short/low” goes slightly above the shoes but under the ankles. “Medium/mid” protect your ankles and stop just above them. These 2 lengths are sized to be worn with low shoes. “Tall/high” are perfect to wear with high-top hiking shoes as they stop just below the calf.

How to correctly select hiking socks

Each of our sock sizes fits 4 shoes sizes (3/5, 6/8, 9/12, 13/15). The benefit of the elastane qualities in our socks is that they adapt well to your foot and stay in place. We all have different size feet, in length, proportion and volume: that's why it’s important to try on your socks before going hiking