CANYON//SRAM Racing Light Cycling Socks
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22.95 AU$
Delivering premium comfort and breathability, the CANYON//SRAM Racing Lightweight Socks are ideal for racing and training in warm weather
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Colour: Violet
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Super lightweight
Weighing just 33g, these socks will keep your feet cool on hot days
High comfort
With their thin, lightweight construction, these socks provide superb comfort
Robust materials
The Polyamide and Elastane construction provides long-wearing durability
Perfect fit
Left and right socks ensure the correct fit
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Canyon performance fabric system
No matter what the outside conditions; hot, cold, windy or wet; combined with the effort, distance and terrain, the key to personal comfort is managing your body’s heat and moisture. By managing moisture, we can protect and maintain body comfort establishing an equilibrium or perfect balance for the ultimate in riding comfort.
Canyon PUSH System
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Riding hard or in hot conditions makes our body heat, causing us to sweat.
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This leads to an increased core body temperature, dehydration and discomfort.
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Our technical fabrics, which transfer moisture away from the skin, stop us overheating or getting cold.
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By effectively controlling the body’s microclimate, we create a perfect equilibrium.
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Stable conditions for every ride and every rider.
Product description
Developed and tested by the CANYON//SRAM team and made in Portugal, these socks are UCI-approved with a cuff height of 21cm, delivering outstanding comfort and breathability
Product details
Details
- 80% Polyamide, 20% Elastane
Contents
- 1x CANYON//SRAM Racing Lightweight Socks
Brand
- Canyon
Weight
- 32 g
Disclaimer
Disclaimer
Subject to technical modification without notice. Errors and omissions excepted.
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