Warm Hiking Socks - SH900 MOUNTAIN MID - 2 Pairs

QUECHUA

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Warm Hiking Socks - SH900 MOUNTAIN MID - 2 Pairs

KES5,650.00

KES3,650.00

-35%

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Do you need to optimise your thermal comfort during the activity in cold weather? We co-designed these socks for your intensive snow hikes.

BENEFITS

Warmth

45% Merino wool in the overall sock.

Moisture management

Ventilation zones on the instep. Channels on the sides of the upper.

Anatomic design

Right (R) and left (L) foot design, to fit your feet perfectly.

Abrasion resistance

Polypropylene under the foot and multi-strand polyamide on the Achilles tendon

TECHNICAL INFORMATIONS

The properties of wool

Thanks to its fine structure and irregular, flaky surface, which lets it store a lot of air and through which water vapour can diffuse, wool has unique properties in terms of moisture management and thermal regulation. Its ability to store and release moisture, as well as its buffering effect, make it an insulating, comfortable material that is well suited to hiking socks.

How do I choose the right footwear for snow hiking?

To be well equipped in winter, we recommend that you follow these guidelines :
Warmth: warmth provided by a warm pair of socks (ideally containing a suitable percentage of wool)
Breathability: Choose the sock according to the intensity of the hike and make sure you wear a breathable model to minimise moisture.
Boot height: adapt the height of the sock to the height of the upper and preferably choose high models if you want more protection.

Pack of 2 pairs

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

How to correctly select hiking socks

Benefiting from the properties of the elastane used in all our socks, they conform to your feet and stay firmly in place during wear. Given that the length, width and volume of our feet is always different, we advise you to try on your socks in store before purchase and then to test your socks before setting off on a long hike.