Assos Assosoires RS Superléger Socks White Black

The Assos Assosoires RS Superléger socks are the lightest Assos socks to date, weighing only 15 grams each. Built to outperform the Assos RSR, these racing socks offer the highest possible breathability for both professional riders and those looking for maximum speed, as they are 20% lighter than the RSR and still offer maximum protection. They are made with InfraRed yarn, which contains a high percentage of elastomers, and has been blended with Lycra to give you the support you need in your feet, ankles and lower legs. The heel and toe area is made of a bacteriostatic microfiber fabric that offers greater comfort and odour control. The ultra-thin fabric, made with 240 needles, is seamless and adapts perfectly to the foot to offer greater comfort and prevent friction. The 360º mesh fabric used in the upper keeps the foot cool and protected inside the shoe. For the upper part of the cuff, an improved elastic has been used to ensure an almost imperceptible transition between the fabric and the skin.

Features:
- InfraRed Yarns: This soft, high-stretch yarn offers extra support (25 mmHg/class II therapeutic compression), increased air circulation and a soft feel
- Leg cuff: 15 cm
- Temperature range (for outdoor use): + 30º C
- Weight: 15 g (unit)
- Material: 12% elastane, 46% polyamide, 42% polyester

The Assos garments feature a specific cut which has been designed with your position on the bicycle in mind. Some Assos garments have been specially designed for users of athletic build. Assos garments have an anatomical fit, based on the AEPD system (Advanced Ergonomic Pattern Design), therefore Assos has designed their garments the cyclist's protection and adaptation in mind, but without overdoing on pressure points. The best way to feel Assos' anatomical precision is by wearing their garments and getting yourself in position on your bicycle. You will feel how the clothes adapt perfectly to your cycling posture. Obviously, Assos does not design clothing to be comfortable off the bike, this is a normal feeling among customers.

Purchasing the wrong size (too large or too small) will cause discomfort. A garment that is too large may cause irritation and discomfort due to folds or surpluses of the fabric, since in this case Assos' personal ALS sizing system would not work perfectly. If the garment is too small, the points of union and seams will stretch excessively, resulting in an increase in pressure and discomfort.

Suggestions for use:
- Never pull on seams when putting on or taking off Assos garments
- Before getting on the bicycle, properly put on your clothes, especially the seat pad and other pressure points, without forcing the seams or points of union
- Assos bib shorts are designed for cycling. This means the bib straps can be over stretched when standing up, on your bike this excessive pressure disappears, if this is not the case review your sizing
- Avoid over stretching the bib shorts when peeing (for men). It's best to do this by pulling the garment from the belly and the straps, always leaning forward to reduce tension on the seams
- Avoid cycling near branches and bushes, this will undoubtedly spoil your clothes

Washing advice:
- Each time you wash your Assos garments try to do so separately from the rest of your clothes, this way you will avoid friction with other fabrics and preserve the properties of your Assos garments
- Always separate dark clothes from whites
- Before each wash, turn the clothes inside out
- Assos clothes can be washed in the washing machine, but you must always use the protective bag and a washing program for delicate clothes (maximum 30C)
- Do not use fabric softeners or aggressive products. Always use liquid and neutral soaps (example, Assos Active Wear Cleaner)
- Do not stretch or squeeze Assos garments even to extract excess water
- Never use a tumble dryer with Assos garments. Let your clothes air dry, in a place not exposed to the sun

Storage:
- After each outing store your Assos garments in a well ventilated place, although it would be ideal to wash them immediately after getting off your bike
- Do not dry or store clothes in direct sunlight
- Never store the garments in a humid and enclosed place (avoid plastic bags, sports bags, etc.)
- If you tend to sweat a lot, it is recommended that you rinse the garment in cold water after each use. This will protect the fabrics from bacteria that could damage them