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UYN MAN CYCLING AERO SOCKS

Lightweight and aerodynamics socks for cycling

$25.00
Size
  • Delivery

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  • Returns

    Free returns until 14 days

  • Time

Temperature

Very Low

Low

Mid Low

Mid

Mid High

High

Very High

Socks height

Low

Mid

High

Socks thickness

Ultra Thin

Thin

Mid

Technologies

Go faster

REDUCED AIR RESISTANCE

Vertical ribs on the leg portion increase aerodynamics. Go faster with less watts.
REDUCED AIR RESISTANCE
  • COOL AIR FLOW
    Well ventilated feet

    COOL AIR FLOW

    3D micro-channel structure for air circulation; keeps feet dry and at a comfortable temperature.

  • PRESHOCK SHIELD
    Shock absorbing technology

    PRESHOCK SHIELD

    Absorbs shocks and protects the sensitive Achilles tendon with a 3D knitted structure.

  • ERGOLOGIC FOOTBED
    Functional

    ERGOLOGIC FOOTBED

    Anatomically shaped footbed for athletic stresses and movement.

Materials
  • FIBRESIST
    FIBRESIST
    Highly elastic and tear-resistant
    FIBRESIST

    Thanks to its valuable chemical physical characteristics, the hollow fiber FIBRESIST gives two decisive advantages to UYN garments. On the one hand, its hollow body facilitates climatizing air flow, keeping the skin dry and comfortable. On the other hand, FIBRESIST is highly elastic and tear-resistant, withstanding even very abrasive use. FIBRESIST zones provide effective protection at the instep and other sensitive areas.

  • TEXLYTE NANO
    TEXLYTE NANO
    RAISING THE LEVEL OF COMFORT
    TEXLYTE NANO

    UYN® garments made with Texlyte Nano are extremely comfortable thanks to their pH-balanced and hypoallergenic effect. At the same time, the high-tech fiber Texlyte Nano is very light, allowing air to circulate freely between the skin and the garment. This also reduces the overall weight of the equipment for lengthier periods of activity.

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