Giveaway

Win 3 pairs of Lost Trails socks

Enter your email for a chance to win 3 pairs of Lost Trails socks. The winner is drawn on 20 November 2026.

Everyone who enters gets an extra Black Friday code.

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Lost Trails Giveaway – Terms and Conditions

  1. Organiser. The giveaway is organised by Furam zase d.o.o., Ob jezu 11, 4224 Gorenja vas, Slovenia (VAT SI72885289), operating the brand Lost Trails (lost-trails.com). Contact: info@lost-trails.com.
  2. Period. The giveaway runs from 5 November 2026 until 19 November 2026, 23:59 CET.
  3. Who can enter. Anyone aged 18 or over with a residence in Austria or Germany. Employees of the organiser and their family members are excluded.
  4. How to enter. Enter your email address in the form on this page and sign up for the Lost Trails newsletter. Each person can enter once. No purchase is necessary, and buying something does not increase your chances.
  5. Prize. One winner receives 3 pairs of Lost Trails socks. The prize cannot be exchanged for cash or transferred to another person.
  6. Draw and winner. The winner is drawn at random from all valid entries on 20 November 2026. We notify the winner by email within 3 days. If the winner does not reply with a delivery address within 7 days, we draw a new winner. We ship the prize free of charge to an address in Austria or Germany.
  7. Bonus code. Everyone who enters receives an extra discount code by email on 20 November 2026, valid for one order until 30 November 2026. The bonus code is not part of the draw.
  8. Your data. We use your email address to run the giveaway and to send you the Lost Trails newsletter, which you agreed to when entering. You can unsubscribe at any time with the link in every email. More in our privacy policy.
  9. Instagram / Facebook. This giveaway is not sponsored, endorsed or administered by, or associated with, Instagram, Facebook or Meta.
  10. Other. We may end or change the giveaway early if it cannot run properly for technical or legal reasons. Legal recourse is excluded where permitted by law.