Women's ski socks UYN Ski One Alpine Merino black/pink (S100378)

UYN Ski One Alpine Merino black/pink women's ski socks provide comfort and advanced protection during intense activity on the slopes. The precisely selected mix of technical yarns and the high construction meet the needs of demanding female skiers seeking optimal support and warmth while skiing in winter.

Compression technology and muscle support

The compression technology used in the UYN Ski One Alpine Merino model supports blood circulation and improves muscle stabilization, allowing for extended activity without feelings of fatigue. Strategically placed flexibility zones enhance the fit around the calf, while providing unrestricted freedom of movement. This construction minimizes micro shocks, which translates into greater comfort during all-day use in ski boots.

High construction and feminine fit

The high sock shaft effectively protects the calf from abrasions, fitting precisely to the anatomical shape of a woman's foot. The specially designed cut of the Ski One Alpine Merino model allows for easy putting on and taking off, even after a long day on the slopes. The overall construction supports thermal comfort and ease of use in changing winter conditions.

UYN Ski One Alpine Merino black/pink women's ski socks - features:

• Technologically advanced blend of fibres with a predominance of polyamide;
• Up to 50% natural merino wool for effective thermoregulation;
• High construction protecting the calf while skiing;
• Compression zones supporting circulation and muscle stabilization;
• Addition of elastane and polypropylene providing flexibility and durability;
• Increased acrylic content enhancing the softness of the material and wearing comfort;
• Precise fit to the female anatomy of the foot and calf;
• Effective moisture wicking even during increased effort;
• Thermal comfort maintained even in low temperatures;
• High-quality materials ensuring resistance to deformation;
• Universal use in winter sports requiring foot protection and support.