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Mico X-Race Extralight · CA01640
MICO at SF Sports · Gilching
Thin, precise and designed for a close feel in performance ski boots: Mico X-Race Extralight (CA01640) suits ski and race setups where extra padding would get in the way. At SF Sports we look at the sock and ski boot together, especially for a close fit and bootfitting.
Mico X-Race Extralight · CA01640
Mico X-Race Extralight · CA01640
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Very thin ski socks without added padding for a direct feel inside performance ski boots. At SF Sports we consider the sock, foot and boot together, especially for race setups and bootfitting.
Race & PerformanceExtralightDryarn® & X-Static®
A thin sock leaves room inside a snug ski boot. Foot shape, shell, liner and a smooth fit determine whether the whole setup works. We look at all of these if you feel pressure.
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The Mico X-Race Extralight CA01640 combines a light Dryarn® construction with X-Static® in the foot area and a flat, low-friction toe seam. Mico also recommends it for thermoformed ski boots.
Material according to Mico: 70% PP-Dryarn, 21% polyamide, 5% Lycra, 4% X-Static.
A thin race sock cannot fix the wrong boot size. It should fit without wrinkles or pressure points. Bring the socks you will actually ski in to your bootfitting appointment.
Browse all ski socksThis model is deliberately very thin without added padding.
Mico also recommends the CA01640 for thermoformed boots. The individual fit still matters.
We look at your foot, shell, liner and sock together and advise on bootfitting.
The CA01640 combines a lightweight Dryarn® construction with X-Static® in the foot area and a flat, low-friction toe seam. Mico also recommends it for thermoformed ski boots. You can find the fibre composition on the product pages.
A thin fabric cannot fix the wrong boot size. Your socks should lie flat without creating pressure points. For racing boots we therefore consider the boot, liner, foot and sock together.
If you prefer little material between your foot and the liner in a close-fitting race boot, try an Extralight model. Other ski socks suit those who want more warmth or padding.
This model is deliberately very thin without added padding. It suits skiers who prefer a direct fit inside the boot.
Mico recommends them for thermoformed ski boots. Bring the socks you will actually ski in to your bootfitting appointment.
We list the model in black, pink and light blue. Check the individual product page for sizes and current availability.
A pressure point can have several causes. We look at foot shape, shell, liner and sock together and advise on bootfitting.