Outdoor Merino Compression Socks, Thigh / Calf

$ 37.99

4.7 (609) In stock

The new Bauerfeind Outdoor Merino Compression Socks feature targeted compression and functional zones for extra power while hiking on any terrain. Our hiking wool socks contain 37% of merino to keep your feet dry and fresh in any season.

Comfort on every step. The new Outdoor Merino Compression Socks feature special compression zones for extra power while hiking on any terrain. Targeted compression boosts circulation and improves muscle economy. As a result, the calves maintain a high level of performance on long trips. A high percentage of soothing merino wool offers excellent wearing comfort: The natural high-performance fiber with best temperature regulation properties keeps feet dry and fresh.

The hiking compression socks fit perfectly on the skin for maximum effectiveness on long hikes. To select the correct size, measure the shoe size and calf circumference. With their sporty design, the merino wool hiking socks are durable, breathable and machine-washable (in the wool or gentle wash cycle in cool/cold water).

The outdoor socks are manufactured in compliance with the highest quality standards. Experience unparalleled comfort, breathability and durability of our outdoor merino hiking compression socks.

Merino

Soft, breathable and temperature-regulating merino wool enhances the wearing comfort in hiking shoes. It keeps you cool on warm days and helps you stay warm on cold days. All of our merino wool is ethically sourced and mulesing-free.

Targeted Compression Zones

The functional zones increase the performance of the calf muscles through muscle-specific compression to keep your muscles in their optimal performance zone for longer.

Infinity Zone

Specially formed functional area for stabilizing the arch of the foot and the ankle. Also supports the arch of the foot and effectively prevents excessive strain.

Instep Comfort

Soft padding on the instep cushions the top of your foot and reduces pressure for maximal wearing comfort in hiking shoes.

Relief Sole

Specially structured sole area to reduce the pressure load on the soles of your feet while hiking and help you cope with more strain over a longer period of time without limiting the foot’s freedom of movement.

Heel Protection with Achilles Tendon Groove

Anatomical protection zone with Achilles Tendon Groove supports the heel as the foot touches the ground, reduces the pressure load while hiking, and effectively prevents excessive strain on the heel while relieving the Achilles tendon during longer hikes.

Material composition: 54% Polyamide, 37% Wool (Merino), 9% Elastane

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