Thorlos Snow Sock – Warmth And Moisture Control

Atomic, the premier alpine boot company in the snowsports industry, will showcase several new models of alpine boots at the SIA tradeshow. To the first 250 people who try on a pair of Atomic boots, THOR·LO will provide a free pair of their eXtreme Ski socks. Come by Atomic booth #1786 to experience the comfort and technical fit of both Thorlos and Atomic alpine boots.

Atomic strives to create comfortable, high-end, performance oriented alpine ski boots and wanted to provide a try-on sock that met the technical fit needs of their product. Thorlos eXtreme Ski socks were specifically designed for a snug but comfortable high-performance fit. The products were a natural fit, and the try-on will provide an opportunity for people to get a genuine sense of both products - even thought they won't be on the mountain. After the initial 250 samples have been distributed, booth visitors can still experience Thorlos comfort with try-on samples.

Thorlos eXtreme Snow line includes both Ski and Snowboard models. Designed with Thermalite, eXtreme Thorlos provide warmth and wicking moisture management. Activity specific lightweight padding is placed in key areas to absorb the impacts from skiing and snowboarding.

Retailers who participate in the try-on can also register for a drawing at Thorlos booth #2751. Prizes will include two $1500 Thorlos product packages. Product packages awarded to the retail shops will include a starter-variety pack of Thorlos Snow models to be sold in their stores.

Also see; athletic socks.

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