When choosing socks for running, it is important to consider both the weather conditions and the type of running you will be doing. For warm days and intense running, we recommend our thin models such as Light Sport or Light Sport High , where the higher shaft provides extra protection for the ankle. These socks have a lot of the functional material 37.5® Technology that transports moisture away and keeps your feet cool and dry.

For running in cooler conditions or if you prefer more cushioning, the Technical Cushion is a great fit with its toe and heel padding for extra comfort. When the temperature drops even further , the Technical Cushion High Wool , with its added merino wool, is ideal for keeping your feet warm on chilly autumn and winter days.

If you are looking for extra support and recovery, we recommend Compression Superior which provides compression for better blood circulation and reduced muscle fatigue. For colder weather there is also Compression Wool , which combines compression with the warming properties of wool. For those who prefer to choose their own socks, but still want compression, the Compression Calf Sleeve offers a perfect solution with maximum freedom.

Regardless of your running style and weather, we have the running socks that will help you perform at your best and feel comfortable throughout your run!

Padel and tennis are intense sports that require speed and explosiveness. With the fast movements come sudden turns and powerful impacts, which can lead to a burning sensation under the feet if the socks do not fit properly and absorb the impacts properly.

For both tennis and padel, we recommend our Technical Cushion socks. These socks have a perfect fit and are equipped with padded toes and heels to provide excellent shock absorption and protection. They keep your feet comfortable, no matter how intense the game gets.

When you ski, cold feet are a common problem. You whizz down the slope, getting hot and out of breath, but when you get on the lift you end up sitting still in the cold. Not an optimal combination for staying warm. That's why it's extra important to have good ski socks that support temperature regulation and keep your feet dry, even when they're not moving much.

Our ski socks are made from merino wool for warmth combined with quick-drying functional materials that reduce the risk of cold sweaty feet by effectively managing moisture in the ski boot. This helps keep your feet at an even temperature all day long.

We offer two models for skiing: Skiing and Compression Skiing . Skiing is perfect for those who want socks with function in the foot and extra protection on the front of the shins where the ski boots rest. Compression Skiing has the same foot design, but with compression in the shaft to improve blood circulation in the legs.

In swimrun, you alternate between running on rocks and paths and swimming in open water. This means you both swim and run with socks and shoes, which means you have to deal with having wet clothes and shoes throughout the race. No matter how much functional material we have in our socks, we cannot guarantee that they will dry between swims. However, it is important to choose socks that do not absorb a lot of water, sit firmly on the foot and do not expand too much when they get wet.

Many swimrunners also prefer compression socks, as they provide support on longer runs and protect the legs during "transitions" - when you're going up and down in the water and running on uneven ground in the forest. Our Compression Superior socks are a great choice if you want a higher shaft that protects and has compression for extra support and stability. Another option is the Trail Running sock, which provides support in the foot with compression over the ankle and arch. For those who prefer socks without compression, the Light Sport or Light Sport High are a good option.

Are you training hard and often for a race or have you just challenged your body and legs more than usual? Then it can be really nice to put on a pair of compression socks to help your body recover faster. We recommend our Compression model, which has a compression pressure of 18–21 mmHg and is within the compression class – perfect for giving your body that extra boost.

Compression socks help increase blood circulation in your legs, effectively transporting waste products away and replenishing oxygen-rich blood to your muscles. This speeds up recovery and allows you to be ready for your next workout faster – especially important if you’re training for a big goal.

If you don't want to wear compression socks during your workout, you can still benefit from them by putting them on afterwards. You'll still get the benefits of compression and help your body recover effectively.