Fjord Nansen Axter Kevlar Socks - Black/Oaky Red
Axter socks consist of a blend of materials that ensure thermal comfort, resistance to wear, and hygiene during use. They feature natural Merino wool (41%) for thermal insulation, polyacryl (41%) to increase durability and comfort, ProlenSiltex fibre (11%) with antibacterial silver ions, Kevlar (5%) reinforcing the areas most prone to wear, and elastane (2%) for a perfect fit to the foot.
Soft Merino wool
The modern Merino Boost technology uses high-quality Merino wool, gentle on the skin and soft to the touch. Its natural thermal features allow for heat retention in cold temperatures and effective heat and moisture withdrawal in warmer conditions. Additionally, it has antibacterial and antistatic properties.
Kevlar reinforcements
The Kevlar Boost System implements durable Kevlar fibres in strategic areas that are exposed to intensive use. The addition of Lycra fibres ensures that the socks fit smoothly and steadily to the foot. The material adapts to its shape, limiting sock movement while walking, increasing comfort, and reducing the risk of abrasions.
Prolen Siltex fibres, Anti Odor System
The introduction of the Stop Bacteria System on the Prolen Siltex fibre with silver ions effectively limits the growth of bacteria, fungi, and mould that cause unpleasant odours. The cooperating Anti Odor System helps maintain foot freshness even during prolonged physical activity. Thus, the socks maintain a high level of hygiene and comfort during both trekking and everyday use.
Main features
- Merino wool with thermal properties
- Effective thermal insulation while maintaining skin breathability
- Kevlar Boost reinforcements on heels and toes
- Antibacterial Prolen Siltex fibres with silver ions
- Anti Odor System reducing the emergence of unpleasant odours
- Elastic fit to the foot thanks to Lycra fibres
- High resistance to abrasion and mechanical damage
- Long-lasting feeling of dryness during use
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Fjord Nansen is a European outdoor brand present on the market since 1996, drawing inspiration from the spirit of polar exploration and the figure of Fridtjof Nansen - the Norwegian explorer embodying courage and a constant drive to push boundaries. It specialises in creating reliable tourist equipment such as tents, backpacks, sleeping bags and flasks, which is tested in the most demanding conditions - from Atlantic storms to Siberian frosts. The brand actively supports exploratory expeditions, including Aleksander Doba's solo transatlantic journeys, combining a passion for discovery with practical support for travellers. The slogan 'Keep wilderness in your heart' reflects its philosophy - encouraging life close to nature and taking on challenges that go beyond everyday routine. Clothing production is carried out in Poland, while technical equipment is made in Asia under strict supervision, using proven materials and modern technologies.
| Material type | Synthetic-natural |
|---|---|
| Color/camouflage | Black |
| Gender | Men's |
| Main color | Black |
| Secondary color | Oaky Red |
| Main material | Merino wool |
| Additional material | polyacrylic |
| Additional material | Prolen Siltex |
| Additional material | Kevlar |
| Sezon | Autumn, Winter |
| Manufacturer code | 42142 |
| Brand | Fjord Nansen |
| EAN |
Anti-Odor technology with antibacterial properties eliminates unpleasant odors, preventing the growth of microorganisms.
The innovative Stop Bacteria system uses antibacterial Prolen Siltex fibers made with silver ions to inhibit the growth of bacteria, fungi and mold. Its use translates into a reduction of unpleasant odor.
Merino Wool is a material with natural antibacterial properties. It is distinguished by the lightness and softness of its fibers, its ability to absorb moisture and its high thermoregulation. The wool does not absorb odors, is anti-static, breathable, easy to clean, fire-resistant, and protects against UV radiation.
Kevlar is a synthetic aramid material that has high strength and tensile strength. It was developed by DuPont in the 1960s and is used in the manufacture of protective clothing and tactical equipment, helmets, car tires, and bulletproof clothing. It is used in products that require protection from mechanical damage, including cutting and shooting.