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FALKE Socks SC1 Women Red/Grey
Sale price
€2000
Regular price
€2500
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Not available in Rotterdam Showroom
Available in warehouse
Not available in Rotterdam Showroom
Available in warehouse
Not available in Rotterdam Showroom
Available in warehouse
Not available in Rotterdam Showroom
Available in warehouse
Not available in Rotterdam Showroom
Not available in warehouse
Estimated delivery:
Nov 17–27
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70,000+ riders since 2011
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Description
FALKE SC1 women's ski socks – precise fit for winter sports
The FALKE SC1 Women's Ski Socks are specially designed for cross-country skiing, offering a tailored fit and enhanced comfort for women's feet. These socks provide targeted support, warmth and moisture management to improve performance in cold conditions.
Main features
- Anatomical design that provides a precise fit for women's feet and lower leg musculature.
- Strategically placed padding to reduce pressure points and improve comfort in ski boots.
- Breathable materials that wick away moisture and keep feet dry during intense activity.
- Optimum thickness to provide both warmth and control without excess bulk.
- Designed for cross-country skiing, ensuring durability and performance in demanding conditions.
Ideal for skiers who value comfort and functionality, these socks are a reliable choice for winter sports.
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The brand
FALKE brings a long history of textile design to socks, legwear and sports clothing. Its range covers everyday use and active pursuits, with attention to the fit and details of what you wear closest to the body.
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The details that make a difference
- DE
- Originated in
- 1895
- Since
Designed with purpose
- Sports socks and legwear
- Clothing for active use
- German textile heritage since 1895

