Heated socks
For skiers who want additional warmth directly at the foot in cold conditions.
Therm-ic · Heated products for winter sports
Therm-ic develops products focused on warmth and drying for winter sports. At SF Sports we concentrate on three practical areas: heated ski socks, matching S-Pack batteries and compact solutions for drying ski boots.
Warmth inside the ski boot, reliable power and dry liners. This makes the Therm-ic range easy to choose according to your actual need.
For skiers who want additional warmth directly at the foot in cold conditions.
For compatible Therm-ic heated socks and as replacement or second battery.
For drying liners after skiing, training or race weekends.
THERM-IC AT SF SPORTS
Discover Therm-ic heated socks, compatible S-Pack batteries and accessories for drying your ski boots. SF Sports helps you choose the right set for ski days, training and long hours on the mountain.
Heated ski socksS-Pack 1400BBoot drying
Ultra Warm Comfort S.E.T® heated socks are sold without batteries. The S-Pack 1400B is a compatible battery set available separately. If you already own batteries, check the exact sock model before ordering.
Sizes, prices and availability are listed on each product page.
The thin S.E.T® heating line warms the toe area. Therm-ic explicitly lists the S-Pack 1400B as compatible with the Ultra Warm Comfort S.E.T®. Three heat settings and app control help you match warmth and battery life to your ski day.
According to the manufacturer, the S-Pack 1400B runs for up to 16 hours on the lowest setting. Actual duration depends on the selected setting.
A heated sock cannot replace a properly fitting ski boot. For cold feet, we look at the sock, forefoot space, pressure points and boot fit. Bring the socks you actually intend to ski in to your bootfitting appointment.
Bootfitting at SF SportsNo. The socks are sold without batteries. You can order the S-Pack 1400B separately from SF Sports.
Yes. Therm-ic lists Ultra Warm Comfort S.E.T® as compatible with the S-Pack 1400B. For other sock models, please check their specific compatibility.
Therm-ic specifies up to 16 hours for the S-Pack 1400B on heat setting 1, up to 8 hours on setting 2 and up to 5 hours on setting 3.
If the ski boot puts pressure on your foot, a fit check is worthwhile. We assess the sock and boot together and discuss which adjustments make sense for your feet.
Therm-ic buying advice
Below the products, the focus is no longer the brand itself but the actual buying decision. The key question is which problem you want to solve.
Heated ski socks are the first category to consider. The sock still needs to match the available volume in the ski boot.
Battery compatibility becomes the key issue. Model and connector system should be checked before purchase.
A boot dryer is more useful than adding more heat while skiing.
If your feet go numb, develop pressure points or the boot feels very tight, poor fit can restrict circulation. In that case, the boot should be checked instead of simply increasing heat output.
It depends on sock thickness and available volume. Race and low-volume boots should be checked individually.
Many models are sold without a battery, so the exact package contents should be checked.
Battery and heated-sock system must be compatible. Model name and model year help identify the right setup.
Yes, provided the battery matches the Therm-ic system. A spare battery can be useful for long sessions.
Especially on multi-day trips, during training, while travelling or whenever liners remain damp after skiing.
Good fit is the foundation. Too much material inside the boot can create pressure and restrict circulation.
Yes. With the exact sock or battery model we can check whether the components match.