Ski socks

Ski socks

A day on the slopes takes its toll on your legs. Compression ski socks improve circulation, keep your feet warmer for longer, and help prevent muscle fatigue. Ideal for both men and women who want to ski comfortably and injury-free.

Always fresh legs on the slopes? Read why you, as a winter sports enthusiast, benefit from compression socks.

Why choose compression ski socks?

While skiing, your calves and feet are under prolonged pressure in your ski boots. This can lead to cold feet, tired muscles, or even sore shins.

Choose ski socks that are perfectly tailored to your size. These compression ski socks offer targeted pressure distribution from the ankle to the calf. This stimulates blood circulation, ensures better drainage of toxins, and helps prevent blisters and swelling.

Our compression socks are designed for maximum performance and comfort, especially during winter sports. Thanks to their anatomical fit, they fit perfectly and stay securely in place all day long on the slopes.

What is the advantage of compression ski socks?

Compression supports blood circulation in your lower legs, which contributes to less muscle fatigue and faster recovery. Ideal for the slopes!

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Are compression ski socks suitable for both women and men?

Yes. Herzog Medical ski socks are unisex and fit anatomically around the lower leg. They are available in various sizes, making them suitable for both men and women.

Go tosizing instructionsto calculate your unique size.

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Is it good to wear compression socks while skiing?

Absolutely. Compression socks support your lower legs, reduce the risk of injury, and improve comfort in ski boots. They also help you recover faster after skiing.

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Which ski socks are best against cold feet?

The best ski socks keep your feet warm and dry by quickly wicking away moisture.

Compression ski socks, such as thesupport compression stockingsMade of polyamide and elastane: lightweight, breathable, and durable. The compression helps maintain optimal blood circulation, reducing cold feet and tired calves.

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