







The Comodo SKI3 is a dedicated winter thermal sock made from a 47 percent merino wool blend with Climayarn fibers, built for skiers, snowboarders, and cold-weather hikers who need warmth without a bulky, sweaty fit inside ski or trekking boots. Five anatomically shaped zones wrap the foot to reduce friction and stop the sock from slipping, while merino wool keeps warmth steady even as your activity level rises and falls on the slopes.
Hand-picked by our gear specialists as a proper winter sock rather than a thick cotton stand-in, this piece of outdoor clothing weighs from 3.53 oz and comes in three size bands from EU 35 to 46. The Polycolon and polypropylene content moves moisture away from the skin so feet stay dry, which is the real secret to staying warm through a full day in the cold.
Who are the SKI3 ski socks for?
The SKI3 is made for winter sports and active cold-weather use - alpine and cross-country skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, and cold hikes where feet sit in stiff, insulated boots for hours. Its warmth comes from smart fiber choice rather than sheer bulk, so it fits cleanly inside a ski boot without cramping. If your feet run cold on the chairlift, this sock is built to fix that.
What is the Climayarn blend in the SKI3 socks?
The blend leads with 47 percent merino wool for insulation and comfort, backed by 27 percent Polycolon and polypropylene that form the Climayarn system for moisture transport and thermal stability. Polyamide and elastane add durability and stretch so the sock keeps its shape after many days on snow. The five-zone anatomical knit places cushioning and support exactly where a ski or trekking boot presses hardest.
How do the SKI3 socks compare to cotton socks?
A common winter mistake is reaching for the thickest cotton sock available, which traps sweat and leaves feet cold and blistered. The SKI3 instead pairs merino warmth with active moisture management, so it insulates while keeping the foot dry. Compared with the all-season Comodo Hunt1, the SKI3 is heavier and tuned specifically for winter warmth, making it the better pick when cold, not heat, is the challenge.
Specifications
| Characteristic | Comodo SKI3 |
|---|---|
| Min Weight (EU) | 100 g |
| Min Weight (US) | 3.53 oz |
| Materials | 47% merino wool, 27% Polycolon, 15% polyamide, 6% polypropylene, 5% elastane |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Size (EU) | 35–38 (S) / 39–42 (M) / 43–46 (L) |
| Color | Black |
| Membrane Presence | Without membrane |
| Pairs per Pack | 1 |
| Sock Height | Under boots |
| Season | Winter |
| Advantages | Natural merino thermoregulation, Climayarn technology, effective moisture control, five comfort zones, abrasion protection, secure fit |
| Recommended Use | Winter sports, trekking, active city use |
| Product Type | Socks |
Key features
- 47 percent merino wool - holds warmth while adapting to changing activity levels through the ski day
- Climayarn fiber blend - Polycolon and polypropylene work together for stable temperature and moisture transport
- Five anatomical zones - shaped panels improve fit, reduce friction, and stop the sock from slipping in the boot
- Winter-specific weight from 3.53 oz (100 g) - substantial cushioning for insulation against cold boot shells
- Moisture-wicking synthetic content - pulls sweat off the skin so damp feet do not turn cold on the lift
- Durable reinforced construction - built to hold shape through repeated winter use and washing
- Three fitted size bands (S 35-38, M 39-42, L 43-46) - a precise fit that prevents bunching under a tight boot
- Odor-resistant merino - stays fresher over multi-day trips than synthetic-only socks
The Comodo SKI3 is a dedicated winter thermal sock made from a 47 percent merino wool blend with Climayarn fibers, built for skiers, snowboarders, and cold-weather hikers who need warmth without a bulky, sweaty fit inside ski or trekking boots. Five anatomically shaped zones wrap the foot to reduce friction and stop the sock from slipping, while merino wool keeps warmth steady even as your activity level rises and falls on the slopes.
Hand-picked by our gear specialists as a proper winter sock rather than a thick cotton stand-in, this piece of outdoor clothing weighs from 3.53 oz and comes in three size bands from EU 35 to 46. The Polycolon and polypropylene content moves moisture away from the skin so feet stay dry, which is the real secret to staying warm through a full day in the cold.
Who are the SKI3 ski socks for?
The SKI3 is made for winter sports and active cold-weather use - alpine and cross-country skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, and cold hikes where feet sit in stiff, insulated boots for hours. Its warmth comes from smart fiber choice rather than sheer bulk, so it fits cleanly inside a ski boot without cramping. If your feet run cold on the chairlift, this sock is built to fix that.
What is the Climayarn blend in the SKI3 socks?
The blend leads with 47 percent merino wool for insulation and comfort, backed by 27 percent Polycolon and polypropylene that form the Climayarn system for moisture transport and thermal stability. Polyamide and elastane add durability and stretch so the sock keeps its shape after many days on snow. The five-zone anatomical knit places cushioning and support exactly where a ski or trekking boot presses hardest.
How do the SKI3 socks compare to cotton socks?
A common winter mistake is reaching for the thickest cotton sock available, which traps sweat and leaves feet cold and blistered. The SKI3 instead pairs merino warmth with active moisture management, so it insulates while keeping the foot dry. Compared with the all-season Comodo Hunt1, the SKI3 is heavier and tuned specifically for winter warmth, making it the better pick when cold, not heat, is the challenge.
Specifications
| Characteristic | Comodo SKI3 |
|---|---|
| Min Weight (EU) | 100 g |
| Min Weight (US) | 3.53 oz |
| Materials | 47% merino wool, 27% Polycolon, 15% polyamide, 6% polypropylene, 5% elastane |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Size (EU) | 35–38 (S) / 39–42 (M) / 43–46 (L) |
| Color | Black |
| Membrane Presence | Without membrane |
| Pairs per Pack | 1 |
| Sock Height | Under boots |
| Season | Winter |
| Advantages | Natural merino thermoregulation, Climayarn technology, effective moisture control, five comfort zones, abrasion protection, secure fit |
| Recommended Use | Winter sports, trekking, active city use |
| Product Type | Socks |
Key features
- 47 percent merino wool - holds warmth while adapting to changing activity levels through the ski day
- Climayarn fiber blend - Polycolon and polypropylene work together for stable temperature and moisture transport
- Five anatomical zones - shaped panels improve fit, reduce friction, and stop the sock from slipping in the boot
- Winter-specific weight from 3.53 oz (100 g) - substantial cushioning for insulation against cold boot shells
- Moisture-wicking synthetic content - pulls sweat off the skin so damp feet do not turn cold on the lift
- Durable reinforced construction - built to hold shape through repeated winter use and washing
- Three fitted size bands (S 35-38, M 39-42, L 43-46) - a precise fit that prevents bunching under a tight boot
- Odor-resistant merino - stays fresher over multi-day trips than synthetic-only socks
Questions & answers
SKI3 FAQ
Are Comodo SKI3 socks warm enough for skiing?
Yes, they are purpose-built for skiing and winter sports. The 47 percent merino wool blend provides insulation while adapting to your changing activity level, and the Climayarn fibers wick sweat so your feet stay dry - which is what keeps them warm through a full day on the mountain.
What are Comodo SKI3 thermal socks made of?
They are made from 47 percent merino wool, 27 percent Polycolon, 15 percent polyamide, 6 percent polypropylene, and 5 percent elastane. The merino delivers warmth and odor control, the Polycolon and polypropylene manage moisture, and the polyamide and elastane provide durability and a stay-put fit.
Will these socks fit inside tight ski boots?
Yes, they are shaped to fit cleanly inside ski and trekking boots. Five anatomical zones contour the sock to the foot to prevent bunching and slipping, and choosing the correct size band from S to L ensures a snug fit that will not create pressure points under a stiff boot.
How much do the SKI3 socks weigh?
They weigh from 3.53 oz (100 g), reflecting their winter-specific cushioning. That extra thickness compared with a summer sock provides insulation against cold boot shells while still leaving room for moisture to move away from the skin.
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