Children's ski socks

Only when there is enough room in the ski boot. Extra fabric can squeeze the foot and create pressure. With the boot closed, check that your child can still move their toes rather than simply choosing the thickest sock.

One correctly fitting ski sock is enough. Two layers can shift against each other and fold. If your child feels cold, first check dampness, boot fit and toe space before adding another layer inside the boot.

Choose the size range for the child's current feet and measure regularly. An excessively large sock can bunch inside the boot. Smooth it on and check heel and toes before closing the ski boot.

They should extend above the ski boot so that a sock edge does not press beneath its upper rim. Compare cuff height with your child's boots and look for a soft top that remains in place without digging in.