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Assos habuSock evo7 Socks

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Product ID: 222662

Never again will you dismiss the humble sock, as this Assos habuSock evo7 Socks take them to another level.

Merino wool gives warmth and moisture wicking, whilst polyamide inserts remove any remaining moisture. Compression gives enhanced blood flow and they are also antibacterial and anti-odour.

Assos habuSock evo7 Socks

You might overlook socks as part of your cycling attire, but one ride in the Assos habuSock evo7 Socks will be enough to convince you of their importance in your cycle kit for autumn and early winter.

Assos are synonymous with quality and ingenious design, and this is even evident in items such as these winter socks.

Merino wool is the fabric of choice as it has excellent insulating properties and an ability to wick moisture, allowing your feet to remain warm and dry. Moisture in fact should never be an issue as the polyamide inserts further assist in keeping you dry.

These socks are so much more though and even pack in compression capabilities that enhance blood flow. With this will come the ability to maintain a stable temperature.

As with all Assos products, the fit is exceptional thanks to its ergonomic design.

Thankfully, you will be able to use these socks for many a ride with the reinforced heel and sole, antibacterial and anti-odour properties.

Features

  • Socks
  • Autumn/early winter use
  • Merino wool
  • Warm
  • Moisture wicking
  • Polyamide inserts help keep you dry
  • Antibacterial
  • Anti-odour
  • Compression for improved blood circulation
  • Ergonomic design
  • Reinforced heel and sole
  • Lightweight


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