Care Plus Bugsox Traveller Black

Care Plus Bugsox Traveller Black - Protecting your feet is an important factor in preventing bites and stings. Scientific research has shown that various types of (malaria) mosquitoes prefer biting feet, ankles and lower legs. And ticks live in grass, shrubs, heathland and low vegetation, so they usually first come into contact with your feet, ankles and lower legs. Insect repellent Care Plus® Bugsox hiking socks are available in four different colours in sizes 35 to 47. Scientific research has shown that various types of (malaria) mosquitoes and flies prefer biting feet, ankles and lower legs. And ticks live in grass, shrubs, heathland and low vegetation, so they usually first come into contact with your feet, ankles and lower legs. Protecting your feet, reduces the chances of insect and tick bites.

Care Plus Bugsox Traveller Main Features: 

The airy Bugsox Traveller is suitable for everyday use, light hiking, or city trips and offers extra comfort in warm and tropical areas.

• Insect and tick repellent
  
• Comfortable at high and low temperatures
  
• Keep feet fresh and odourless for longer 
• Moisture-regulating and quick drying action (Coolmax®) 
• Suitable for long walks on every type of terrain  

Care Plus® Bugsox are made with bamboo. Bamboo is breathable and stays cool in excessive heat by absorbing moisture and ventilation. In the cold, the microstructure forms a base layer that keeps you warm. In addition, bamboo has a natural antibacterial action and the Bugsox keep your feet fresh and odourless for longer. This is more hygienic for your feet. 

Coolmax® is a high-tech fibre specially developed for a dry and comfortable feel. These fibres transport the moisture from the skin to the outer layer of the sock where it can quickly evaporate. Bugsox are sold per pair. 

When you have been bitten by a tick, it is essential to get the right treatment immediately. First of all, treatment consists of the correct and safe removal of the tick with the Care Plus® Tick Remover. Preferably do this within 8 hours after a tick bite. Only after the tick has been removed, you can disinfect the bite with alcohol.