Injinji Liner Crew Toesocks

This is a godly product. I have never worn a better sock liner. My height is 5 feet and I am a small female. A size 6 is right for people weighing 110 lbs and 3 feet, 3 inches. For work, I wear safety boots all day long, and I sweat a lot As a result, during the summer my feet tend to stink a lot and during the winter my feet are cold and stink. In my experience, I get the same result, even when I buy Nike dry fit socks. I find that this amazing product keeps my feet dry, prevents odor, and holds sweat on my feet. this for five days back to back and it has no odor. Besides its amazing insulation qualities, the liner allows me to wear thicker merino wool socks with this liner under and, despite sweating, the liner socks absorb the moisture, allowing the thicker wool socks to stay dry and keeping me comfortable. When I first began my career in the safety field seven years ago, I wish I had purchased this product! Two pairs of these are a good idea One for when you're out in the field, and one for while you're at home. I thank you for making such an excellent product, and I wish you many blessings!.

Carlos Jefferson

| Jul 14, 2021

My brother went on to encourage me to keep trying. He told me that it was the best after running the London Marathon. During the school year, I myself was preparing to take a 200-word essay A few blisters on my toes were an occasional hazard on the 12-mile hike. It was so worth it to break down and buy a pair ! were okay, for what it's worth. I have to admit that this is a little odd at first. You know that weird sensation The one you're looking for is that However, this feeling of strangeness wore off within an hour. I no longer noticed the difference when I wore them hiking the first time after I finally bought them. The following did stand out for me, however Now I don't have blisters any more! We had an absolutely amazing time! The type of foot I have is Morton's with a bunionette, and I pronate very slightly. As a consequence, sometimes I have to force my toes under each other just a little, and the result is A blister forms. Thanks to the Injinji socks, that problem was solved! Additionally, I noticed that I enjoyed slipping them on every time, because I noticed that this happens quite often with no effort on my part Toes are separated by a slight gap. In order to separate my toes (a large part of why I have many foot problems), I began doing foot exercises and stretches years ago. Obviously, these socks don't come close to the sort of toe spreaders that one would use, but even that small separation can be helpful if your toes naturally crowd together. In addition to my Injinji liners, I use a pair of Smartwool As well as using them by themselves (no liners), I use the Injinji original weight hiking socks. I recently picked up a pair of Injinji compression socks to help with the recovery process after hiking. As a gigantic fan and a believer, I am thrilled. Lastly, I would like to mention While I've found the Injinji socks to work quite well on their own, I often roll on Hike Goo before I apply the socks on my toes (and also sometimes my heels). A new insurance policy has been added!.

Kate Fleming

| Jan 01, 2021

skeptical of these liners but decided to use them as liners for a long backpacking trip anyway. When I tried them out on a hike, I found they were quite With these socks, I found I got a rash on my ankle. That's why they received only 4 out of 5 stars. Before now, I have never had a heat rash on my ankle, but I believe this may be Although I am unsure if the socks were involved, I tend to believe it to be the case. As a result of successful testing, I decided to wear these socks during our 120-mile journey. used them under another boot sock brand. )I did not experience a single blister during the It was impossible to lose the shape of the socks considering they were wrung out, rinsed and dried (on a tree or rock) every day. With these socks, I can say I will use them every day for a long time to come Backpacking liner socks are designed for this purpose. My trail running shoes may even feature them in the future!.

Valeria Donovan

| Dec 10, 2020

It is impossible to beat toe socks when it comes to keeping your toes warm and dry. Furthermore, this is another quality Injinji product, made from top-notch materials, very well designed, and exceptionally well sewn. It is both highly responsive and comfortable. To be specific. This is the case There is a nice thin, wicking base layer sock that is very easy to align and to slide over the toes
• There are no toe seams on this sock! That's an extremely nice and comfortable place to stay! This sock has no pressure points around the ankle or along the elastic band at the top
• It offers moderate compression around the arch, which is a very nice feature for both performance and comfort
• It is very well made
(13july17 update)

Notes regarding toe socks • of exceptionally high quality • very durable and, therefore, long-lasting Toe socks are referred to as toe socks when for those unfamiliar with them, please consider the following • sweat from your toes causes them to stick together with regular socks, meaning that you are likely to develop cold toes and, later on, Despite what it may seem, as we all know that gloves are generally warmer than mittens, because the fingers are together, as opposed to separate, which keeps them warm, the opposite holds true for toes and socks since fingers do not sweat like toes. So, when it comes to toes and the issue of sweating toes, it is the exact opposite of fingers, and if you keep your sweaty toes apart, they remain dry and warm, making the experience more comfortable. Having wicking toe socks on your feet in cold weather is an excellent idea for keeping your toes dry and warm as your sweaty toes are not going to touch the floor and get cold, and they will wick away moisture, which will keep your feet Additionally, these crew toesocks "wick" exceptionally well, so they keep your toes and feet warm even in cold weather. In the case of 30°F) below, I found the Injinji to be the best toe sock, and below you will find a link to my favorite pair, though this Injinji lining is excellent The following note is pertinent During cold weather cycling, you will also need windproof toe covers for your shoes, but the wicking toe socks will do wonders for keeping your feet warm by handling sweating and by keeping your toes and, consequently, your whole foot Furthermore, you will need a top that will draw moisture away from the body Helly Hansen have been manufacturing polypropylene LIFA tops and bottoms for at least 10 years. There are many sellers of the Helly Hansen polypro LIFA tops & bottoms There are quite a few of them at Amazon, so you can find them easily. Finally, here is the highest recommendation for cold weather base layer socks with wicking toes This is what it looks like in white.

Brynleigh Hatfield

| Oct 13, 2020