UYN CYCLING AERO socks, black/lime
Lightness and aerodynamics are the watchwords for UYN Cycling Aero socks. This model is characterized by a three-dimensional structure of the leg part, designed to increase the aerodynamic coefficient by reducing air resistance. The sock is made of special Fibreresist yarn, which facilitates air flow and is particularly resistant to abrasion. Three-dimensional microchannels integrated into the inner surface allow air to circulate around the foot and keep it comfortably dry and at the right temperature even during longer rides. Thanks to the Preshock Shield technology, the sock offers strategic protection of the most sensitive areas such as the Achilles tendon.
WELL VENTILATED FEET DUE TO COOL AIR FLOW
3D microchannel structure for air circulation; keeps feet dry and at a comfortable temperature.
HIGH-TECH ULTRALIGHT FIBER
We've used Texlyte Nano yarn in strategic areas to help our garments wick away sweat quickly and provide long-lasting comfort. Texlyte Nano is made from polypropylene, one of the lightest synthetic fibers on the market. It is 34% lighter than polyester. Texlyte Nano is also completely recyclable, making it environmentally friendly.
SHOCK ABSORBING TECHNOLOGY
Absorbs shock and protects the sensitive Achilles tendon with a 3D knitted structure.
| Sex | Men |
| Colour | black |
| Season | Summer |
| product ID | 265951 |
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