The handling is very simple, especially once you’ve seen it. Just click here and watch it in our tutorial video and on the photos of our product page.

The Sockerl are available in all color variants that are displayed in the online shop.

What is so special about the fabric?

Yes, washing at 30 degrees is possible. It is best to use a fine detergent as for other sport textiles.
Ironing is also possible – please only with one point, otherwise the Sockerl will get too hot. You should avoid the dryer, as this is not particularly good for the fabric.

Because there are different strong fur adhesives and their features change with the outside temperature and age of the skins, we recommend that you glue the skins back to the foils supplied by the manufacturer after the tour. This is of course the case for the summer break, during which you store skins. If you leave the skins in the Sockerl between tours in winter, please keep them in a cool and dry room. Under no circumstances should the skins be dried in the Sockerl on a heater or in warm, damp rooms.

The fur adhesives have different quality and intensity, which change with temperature, but also with age. Even with proper use, it can happen that fur glue residues stick to the Sockerl. If this has happened and washing does not help, we recommend a treatment like with chewing gum: 12 hours left in the freezer, then remove the residue with your fingers – wash again. Commercially available special cleaners for adhesives can also help.

Yes. All Gipfelsockerl are 70 centimetres long. This is deliberately chosen so that everything from fur for short ladies’ skis to fur for the longest freeride skis can be stored universally.
If your coat is less than 140 centimetres long, you only need to fold once – i.e. the inside of the Sockerl and only glue one outside. For skins above 140, the second outer side of the Sockerl is also used.

Yes, the Sockerl are 19 centimetres wide and fit for all commercially available skins for skis and splitboards.