Boots On In Seconds
Laetts socks are boot friendly. Slippery yarn has been coated atop the arch and along the heel for ease in boot wear and removal. BOOT-GLIDE™ is our Patent Pending Fiber Technology, the breakthrough solution for effortless boot fit. Get your boots on in half the time it normally takes.
Our Technology
We specialize in solution-specific, purpose-driven design in outdoor apparel. Our socks are specifically engineered for the demands of outdoor sports — optimizing boot fit, comfort, warmth, and graduated compression — with a full commitment to enhanced performance and high tech functionality.
8.8°C Warmer
A unique hygroscopic heat generating function which can keep feet up to 8.8° Celsius warmer compared to other ski socks with HYGRO-HEAT™.
According to ISO 18782:2023, the global standards for trusted goods and services, hygroscopic heat generated by loss of kinetic energy of water molecules are absorbed at a surface of textile material and then reacts with fiber molecules, making Laetts socks an ideal choice for extreme cold weather conditions.
Superior Performance
Far infrared ray (FIR) emission ceramic particles applied to the fiber, raising the body’s surface temperature and increasing reflection of body heat to improve blood circulation during outdoor activities. Laetts achieves superior performance as our products' spectrum emission rate is approximately 23% higher than ordinary FIR.
ADDED COMPRESSION
Compression socks are most commonly designed as over-the-calf and have stretchy elastic fibers that apply specific amounts of pressure around the ankles and lower legs to help improve blood circulation.
As a plus, benefits of compression socks remain long after your day on the slopes.
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COMPRESSION SOCKS
Our Laetts compression socks have a light compression of 15-20 mmHg, a non-medical level popular with competitive sports and everyday use. mmHg is a standard unit in the medical industry for measuring the amount of pressure in a sock.
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GRADUATED COMPRESSION
Our graduated compression sock uses strategic reduction in pressure, from the ankle to the top of the sock, to encourage blood and lymphatic fluid to return to the heart instead of pooling in the lower legs and feet.
