

Trail/running socks - Unisex -
Unisex socks Trail Run Energy 4.0 Namib Red/Trick Orange unisex socks X-Socks give you even more stability and comfort during your running sessions.
Suppronation® Bandage technology provides good support , limiting excessive pronation or supination during your strides.
Thanks to their ventilation system Air Conditionning Channel® 4.0, the socks ensure excellent evacuation of residual moisture. What's more, the tendon protector reduces rubbing and friction throughout your running session.
TheAktiv-Bund on the upper prevents the sock from slipping into your running shoe without compressing, while the Air Flow protects your ankle perfectly.
Finally, for added visibility and safety, the sock incorporates 360-degree Albedo® reflective elements.
X-Socks collection - Spring/Summer 2023



- Instep, toe and heel reinforcements
- Suppronation® XX-Cross® Bandage technology
- Ventilation and moisture removal technology Air-Conditioning Channel® 4.0 and AirFlow Channels
- Anatomically shaped for right/left foot
- Mid-height upper
Materials:
- 28% Skin Nodor®, 26% Nylon, 25% Bisentio®, 12% Mythlan®, 8% Elastane, 1% Reflective thread
| Mythlan® | The light Mythlan® fibre is neutral for your skin and anti-allergenic, it is effective against germs and odours. |
| Bisentio® | Multi-functional hollow fibre is breathable, absorbs pressure and shock and is extremely durable. |
| Skin NODOR® | Skin NODOR® is a thermoregulating nanofilament that reduces the growth of bacteria and the formation of odours. It contains an inorganic bacteriostatic component. The effectiveness of Skin NODOR® lies in the gradual release of ions, which are activated by body heat. These ions prevent the multiplication of microorganisms, thus preserving the fragile ecosystem of the skin and preventing allergic reactions. In other words, Skin NODOR® is bacteriostatic (inhibits the spread of bacteria) rather than bactericidal (does not kill bacteria). Skin NODOR® is particularly soft and breathable and guarantees an excellent fit. |