

Breathable ski socks - Unisex -
The unisex Ski Expert Wild Tiedye Black/White ski socks from the brand X-Socks are ideal for long days on the slopes, combining technicality, comfort, and protection to accompany you on all your winter adventures.
Designed to provide a silky comfort inspired by the latest technologies, these socks combine protection, warmth, and optimized performance for your winter sports sessions. Made primarily of polyamide, they ensure continuous thermoregulation, optimal moisture management, and a pleasant feel on the skin, even during the most intense days. Perfect for facing extreme conditions, these socks effectively protect against the cold while offering great softness.
Equipped with the Suppronation® Bandage, they support the foot and ensure a stable fit, while the HeliXCoil system, with its concentric spirals around the calf, promotes blood circulation and stabilizes muscles, thus reducing fatigue and the risk of injury. The integrated protection technologies, such as endpiece/hinge mount protectors, toe protectors, and shin guards, guarantee maximum comfort and prevent chafing and impacts, offering an uncompromising skiing experience.




- Breathable ski socks
- Comfort, protection, support
- Excellent thermal regulation, good moisture wicking
- Suppronation® stability band providing protection for sensitive or particularly exposed areas
- HeliXCoil system with concentric spirals around the calf to stabilise muscles and promote blood circulation
- Protection on endpieces/hinge mounts, toes and shin guards to prevent chafing and impacts
- Air-Conditioning Channel® ventilation system that evacuates sweat and heat to pump fresh air into the boot
Composition:
- 69% Polyamide, 26% Polypropylene, 5% Elastane
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SUPPRONATION® BANDAGE |
The Suppronation® bandage prevents overpronation or supination, stabilises the foot and stops it from turning inward or outward. |
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AIR-CONDITIONING CHANNEL® 4.0 |
The 3D air-conductive structures and a high-tech yarn promote foot ventilation. This technology runs throughout the sock and under the arch of the foot. These structures also serve to protect and relieve the muscles. |