Xtreme Series® socks feature a unique natural blend of Merino wool and polyester, incorpo- rating Cocona® technology.
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Cocona® yarn is made using natural, patented technology - activated carbon is derived from coconut shells, which would otherwise be dis- carded. The activated particles are blended into the yarn, meaning that they will not wash out or wear out before the actual sock.
Cocona® yarn adds to the well known prop- erties of Merino wool - softness, high odour resistance, warmth when wet or dry, and mois- ture management. In particular, Cocona® takes the moisture management to exceptionally high levels, and adds incredible accelerated drying.
SERIES TREME
An all season midweight sock perfect for the dedicated outdoor en- thusiast. Ideal for hiking, trekking, and backpacking. The arch/ankle brace, articulated heel and toe construction ensure maximum hold and no friction. Designed with extra cushioning at the shin, heel, toe and ball to ensure all day long comfort.
LADIES
• COCONA/MERINO BLEND • MIDWEIGHT
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• EXTRA CUSHIONING AT SHIN, HEEL AND TOE
• ARCH/ANKLE BRACE • ARTICULATED HEEL
COLOURS
• VIOLET/NAVY/GREY • DENIM/NAVY/GREY
SIZES • S, M, L
MEN
• COCONA/MERINO BLEND • MIDWEIGHT
• EXTRA CUSHIONING AT SHIN, HEEL AND TOE
• ARCH/ANKLE BRACE • ARTICULATED HEEL
COLOURS
• MIDNIGHT/GREY • CHARCOAL/GREY
SIZES • S, M, L, XL
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