Merino wool is just as great in your ski socks as it is in your thermal clothing. It naturally regulates your body temperature, keeping you warm when it's cold and wicking away excess heat as soon as you move more intensely. Thanks to its strong moisture-regulating properties, sweat is quickly wicked away from the skin, keeping you dry and comfortable—even during long or active sessions.
In addition, merino feels exceptionally soft against the skin and doesn't itch, making it perfect for wearing directly against the skin. The fabric is lightweight, breathable, and moves effortlessly with your body, without restricting your freedom of movement.
Merino is naturally antibacterial and odor-resistant, keeping your base layer fresh for longer. This not only makes it comfortable but also durable in use.
Merino wool is just as great in your ski socks as it is in your thermal clothing. It naturally regulates your body temperature, keeping you warm when it's cold and wicking away excess heat as soon as you move more intensely. Thanks to its strong moisture-regulating properties, sweat is quickly wicked away from the skin, keeping you dry and comfortable—even during long or active sessions.
In addition, merino feels exceptionally soft against the skin and doesn't itch, making it perfect for wearing directly against the skin. The fabric is lightweight, breathable, and moves effortlessly with your body, without restricting your freedom of movement.
Merino is naturally antibacterial and odor-resistant, keeping your base layer fresh for longer. This not only makes it comfortable but also durable in use.
Merino wool provides natural thermoregulation: your feet stay warm in the cold but don't overheat during intense runs. In addition, merino is naturally moisture-regulating and breathable, quickly wicking away sweat and keeping your feet dry. This significantly reduces the chance of cold feet and blisters.
The compression in the socks supports blood circulation and reduces muscle fatigue. This provides more control, less muscle vibration, and a more comfortable feeling, even after long days on the mountain. At the same time, the sock fits perfectly around your foot and lower leg, without creases or pressure points in your ski boot.
A performance balaclava is indispensable on cold, windy days in the mountains, ensuring comfort in all conditions.
The breathable, moisture-wicking fabric quickly draws sweat away and helps balance your temperature, keeping your face and neck warm without feeling clammy. Even during intense descents or hikes, the balaclava remains comfortable and dry.
Besides a good, technical thermal layer, it's important to wear multiple layers to ensure you stay warm. Over your thermal clothing, you should at least wear a mid-layer – for example, our Arctic mid-layer 2.0, which is extra thick to keep you warm. You can also opt for the Freeride Insulated jacket – our padded under-jacket – for an extra thick layer.
