Products: Below the ankle


SealSkinz Thick Mid Length sock


SealSkins says the Thick Mid Length Sock has a padded layer of Merino wool loop pile lining on the toe, sole and Achilles area for exceptional thermal and wicking performance. The sock features an elasticated instep and ankle for a


close and secure fit. It is available in black in S(3-5), M(6-8), L(9-11) and XL(12-14). www.sealskinz.com


SmartWool PhD Outdoor


A 4 Degree Fit System, ensures that socks stay in place and don’t bunch or slip. PhD socks are bolstered with mesh ventilation zones to help the feet breathe easily and stay cool. PhD socks are made from the highest quality grade Merino wool.


www.smartwool.com


HJ Hall ProTrek (Style HJ814) sock


High-density cushioning, full- length lace guard, double comfort top and comfort toe seam provide protection from irritation and chafing, whilst the ankle and arch supports ensure the socks stay in position all day long, supporting the most vulnerable areas of the foot. www.hjhall.co.uk


HJ Hall ProTrek (Style HJ818) sock


A fully cushioned foot, ventilation panels and comfort toe seam provide protection and comfort in a wide range of conditions, whilst the non- elastic rib structure ensures the socks stay up. The sock has Tri-Seal protection to repel water and stains, wool/Meraklon to provide insulation and moisture management and an anti-microbial layer next to the skin.


www.hjhall.co.uk


Meindl


Revolution Socks


The Revolution sock is designed to ensure feet stay dry, warm and comfortable even during long treks, working with the foot providing support while on-the- move. They include moisture wicking technology to ensure maximum comfort and protection against abrasion, the main cause of blisters, so Meindl says. www.meindl.co.uk


X-Socks Trekking Silver


Trekking Silver incorporates many of X-Socks’ top technologies with 12 patents. The use of Sinofit, the 99.9 per cent pure silver used in the


footbed, ensures sweat is quickly drawn away from the


foot, through a dry zone area and then out to the AirConditioning Channels. www.x-socks.com


Care Plus Bugsox


Bugsox are


impregnated with HealthGuard Vital Protection, an insect- repellent. HealthGuard also protects the treated products against bacteria and as such prevents odours, discolouring and degrading.


www.careplus.eu


Compeed Blister Patch


Compeed Blister Patch seals the wound completely, acting as a breathable second skin and covering the exposed nerve endings to immediately relieve blister pain. The patch also forms a barrier that provides 100 per cent


protection against water, dirt and bacteria. They can be used to help prevent blisters too. www.compeed.com


Compeed Anti-Blister Stick


The Compeed Anti-Blister Stick utilises a special lubricant, helping to prevent friction and blistering. Tests show that the Anti-Blister Stick stops blisters and chafing in nine out of ten consumers.


www.compeed.com


Lifesystems Trek kit


The Trek first is made of ripstop fabrics with a zip and a belt- loop attachment. The kit contains: a primary care leaflet, a small low-adherent dressing and vinyl gloves, woven bandage and small crepe


bandage, micropore tape and gauze swabs, fabric plasters and blister plasters, paracetamol and antiseptic wipes, and scissors, tweezers and safety pins www.lifesystems.co.uk


Lifesystems Light & Dry Micro kit


Lifesystems says this kit features a lightweight ripstop outer bag with lashing point, and a watertight/airtight Aloksak inner bag. The kit contains: a primary care leaflet and safety pins, wound closure strips and zinc oxide tape, fabric plasters and blister


plasters, Ibuprofen, antiseptic wipes and micropore tape, gauze swabs and chlorine tablets. www.lifesystems.co.uk


Lifesystems Blister kit


The Lifesystems Blister kit comes in a moulded hard case with zipped entry and belt- loop


attachment, and contains fabric


plasters, antiseptic wipes, five blister plasters and a blister stick.


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