FAQ

Yes, Aero socks can save watts by reducing aerodynamic drag. On average, you can save between 5 to 10 watts compared to standard socks. The exact amount of watts saved depends on factors such as your speed, leg size and shape, and the angle of your jaw.

This reduction in drag means you use less energy to maintain the same speed, leading to improved efficiency and potentially faster ride times.

While aero cycling socks may come at a higher price point than traditional socks, many cyclists find that the performance benefits justify the investment. By reducing drag and optimizing airflow, these socks can contribute to faster race times and improved overall riding efficiency, making them a valuable addition to any cyclist's gear arsenal.

To ensure optimal performance and longevity of your aero socks, it's essential to follow proper care instructions. Always wash them according to our guidelines, using a gentle cycle and mild detergent. Avoid using fabric softeners or bleach, as these can degrade the fabric and affect aerodynamic properties.

Put on carefully: First, pull the foot piece well over the foot. Only then pull up the Aero part of the sock. This fast fabric is very sensitive.