Lorpen SKI MID ECO

Technical technology of two differentiated yarn layers, which mixes different types of fibers offering a limited performance for the athlete's foot.

Fibers
Merino Wool
Merino wool, due to the longer length and smaller diameter of its fibers, results in a softer, finer crimp yarn that is more pleasant against the skin than wool from other breeds of sheep. The core fiber is hydrophilic and breathable. As a fiber that retains heat even when wet, it is the intermediate fiber in T3 socks and the main fiber in T2 socks for use in colder temperatures.

Red Cycled Nylon
Red-Cycled Nylon yarn is made from 100% fishing nets that have reached the end of their useful life in the fishing industry. Thus, instead of becoming a hazard at the bottom of the sea, they are recycled into a new nylon yarn. This continuous fiber yarn is characterized by its strength and damping capacity. It is the most wear-resistant fiber on the market.