Floky S-Mash 3D Yellow compression socks

Discover the Floky S-Mash 3D Yellow compression socks, the biomechanical benchmark designed to maximise your performance while making a bold style statement on court.

Their energetic yellow colour brings a dynamic touch, while their precise support hugs the foot for perfect stability, even during the most explosive rallies. The ribbed structure combined with the 3D cushion effect provides exceptional comfort, absorbs shock, and reduces friction, effectively limiting blister formation.

improves blood circulation, decreases muscle vibration, and speeds up post-exercise recovery.

Thanks to their , they ensure flawless grip during accelerations, stops, and direction changes. Meanwhile, the reduces the risk of inflammation and injury, for safer and more effective play.

Crafted from recycled yarns, the S-Mash 3D socks combine performance, durability, and eco-responsibility. A complete model designed for demanding players seeking comfort, protection, and efficiency on every court.

Please note: this product contains latex.

Dispatched within 24–48 hours. Delivery times, rates, the free delivery threshold and available options (including express delivery) depend on your country and are shown at checkout. Your tracking number is emailed to you as soon as the parcel is handed over to the carrier.

You have 30 days to change your mind, provided the item is new, unworn, unwashed, with its tags attached and in its original packaging. Exchanges for a different size or model are free: we dispatch the new item once we’ve received and checked your return. For a refund, return shipping costs depend on your country and are set out in our returns policy.

If there is a manufacturing defect, you are covered by the statutory guarantee of conformity for 2 years. Damage caused by an impact (with a wall, the ground or another racket) is not covered. To make a customer service claim, send photos and your order number to sav@esprit-padel-shop.com.

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