GripGrab Lightweight Airflow Summer Cycling Socks Thin Breathable Coolmax Performance Bike Sock 10 Colours 2 Lengths

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Amazon Keep your feet comfortable – The highly breathable Airflow open-mesh construction of these summer cycling socks wraps around the cuff and upper foot to create exceptional breathability No Overheating - The highly breathable airflow open mesh zones on the shaft and arch of the foot allow excellent air circulation; Your feet will love the comfort of these socks Keep your feet dry – The CoolMax EcoMade fibres used in these summer cycling socks offer exceptional wicking, moving sweat away from your skin to leave you cool and dry Stay Comfortable – Lightweight fabrics are used in these cycling socks to reduce bulk and insulation, maximising comfort and freedom of movement in hot weather Minimal Branding, Maximum Style - Thanks to the simple, understated design of these cycling socks your are always well dressed; Short ca. 9cm high, Long ca. 15cm high

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Keep your feet comfortable – The highly breathable Airflow open-mesh construction of these summer cycling socks wraps around the cuff and upper foot to create exceptional breathability No Overheating - The highly breathable airflow open mesh zones on the shaft and arch of the foot allow excellent air circulation; Your feet will love the comfort of these socks Keep your feet dry – The CoolMax EcoMade fibres used in these summer cycling socks offer exceptional wicking, moving sweat away from your skin to leave you cool and dry Stay Comfortable – Lightweight fabrics are used in these cycling socks to reduce bulk and insulation, maximising comfort and freedom of movement in hot weather Minimal Branding, Maximum Style - Thanks to the simple, understated design of these cycling socks your are always well dressed; Short ca. 9cm high, Long ca. 15cm high


Product specifications

Brand Gripgrab
EAN
  • 5708486018698
Color
  • White - short 1 pair
Size
  • XS (2.5-5)

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