20 Best Toe Socks For Running (2023 Updated)

These make your toes feel cooler (temperature wise) and keep you dry. You may think that these socks make your toes warmer than regular socks because each toe is individually wrapped up, but that’s not the case.

By isolating each toe, it prevents body heat transfer between your toes which reduces your overall temperature. It is such an odd feeling when you have been wearing regular socks your whole life. In a weird way, it makes your toes feel like they are free like never before.

It’s kinda’ a trip. You just have to try them. Sizing: I usually wear men’s size L in socks, but with these I wear size M. My shoe size is US men 9. 5 to 10. My feet are particularly prone to getting sweaty, way more than the average person.

I have a condition called plantar hyperhidrosis, which is the medical name for excessively sweating feet. I have to avoid socks that have any cotton content, and I have to wear breathable shoes. With super breathable shoes I can wear the socks all day and I see stay totally dry.

I run in Altras for the wider/more natural foot box. I was very hesitant to try these socks because I thought the fabric in between the toes would be annoying or cause rubbing. Just went out for 13 miles and they were great! No irritation at all.

And I could feel my toes spread more naturally- especially on the downhills. It was 75 and humid out and I didn’t notice any excessive moisturizer either. I wish I would have tested these sooner. Will be getting more.

I wear a size 9 running shoe and got the small sock which says it goes up to 8. 5, but the small fits perfect. Snug, but not tight at all.

I like how these feel. I bought them because I saw a recommendation for toe socks because they are good for your toes and reduce various feet issues. I LOVE having them on. But the slight difficulty in getting all your toes in the right slot is a bit of a pain.

I find myself wanting to wear them but then once I think about getting them on I say, eh, regular socks will do. Then sometimes I make an effort to wear them and am usually glad I did. Great idea and great product in theory.

In practice you need to want to wear them!.

Bought some darn tough socks to go with my altra for hiking and had a bunch of issues with the socks squeezing my toes together and creating blisters. These are incredibly comfortable, allowing my toes to spread out.

Second liner prevents rubbing. They dry fast! Just beware if you have some abnormal toe shapes, might not fit all.

I got these for a hiking trip that my daughter is going on. She doesn’t like to wear socks she has been breaking in some new boots and wearing these socks. She says these were the most comfortable socks ever.

A little pricey but worth the investment.

This sock is truly a breakthrough when it comes to hiking footwear. So many liner sock combinations cramp the toes and prevent them from moving properly and messing up your gait. The combination of a toe liner that allow free movement with a generous over-sock will help avoid blisters while keeping the entire body engaged in fluid motion.

These socks are a huge comfort upgrade if you wear toe-shoes normally just barefoot. If your feet don’t fit fivefinger shoes then these socks may not fit well either. My feet do fit and I’ve grown to love these socks for any use, including just hanging out, normal shoes, and even sleeping.

The fit is not overly tight like some athletic socks so I find I can sleep without there being too much pressure. My toes stay more dry and breathe better with these socks because of the slight separation between toes.

The fabric is light but not too light (unlike some very sheer athletic socks).

I bought these socks as I was switching over to barefoot shoes. My toes have all the freedom to move and I no longer feel constricted. I’ve used once only so I can’t say how the quality is yet. Composition is mostly cotton so I hope it lasts.

They need to make these in merino!.

I like toe socks for running to keep my feet blister-free. Normally, I run in another brand but these feel good, no hotspots and they stay in place. Too soon to comment on how they hold up over time.

I don’t mind the grey colour but some other options might be nice.

I wasn’t so sure about wool socks at first, figured they’d be itchy and hot. Darn Tough has figured out how to make a high quality Merino wool sock feel soft and comfy just like a cotton sock. I can walk for hours on trails in waterproof boots, no sweat or discomfort.

I can run for miles on the street, no sweat or discomfort. These socks in particular are ultra thin, but they don’t feel like ultra thin quality. It’s still a top notch quality sock, just ultra thin.

What I mean, and it’s hard to explain in this review, is the sock is still a top quality piece of material stitched together just right and doesn’t cut any corners because it is ultra thin. I have six other pairs of Darn Tough socks to compare these to, a couple others are also ultra thin.

They are rad. My feet stay warm when it’s damp and chilly outside, yet I don’t have those big bulky socks we’re all used to wearing to keep our feet warm. Another thing I thought was made up was how they don’t stink or have an odor.

Sure enough, this is true too. I can wear these socks for hours, and sometimes more than one day, and they still don’t smell bad. Sure, they smell like I’ve been wearing them for two days but it isn’t s gross stinky smell that makes you cringe.

I’m fairly certain one could consider these socks one of the wonders of the world. They are great and will leave you too wondering. how did they do this?.

I bought two pairs of the Quarter Midweight Hiking Socks. I purchased these assuming they fell into the category of “buy it for life” type items. Obviously no sock truly is, but from reading other reviews (many of which are rave ones) and knowing the brand has a strong following, I was very confident is spending a premium for these socks.

Unfortunately they really fell short of my expectations. One pair had multiple small holes within the first couple of months. The other pair, while no holes appeared, has worn quicker than expected. To be fair, I have rather large feet – size 12W – and am fairly active, but still thought the quality was lacking for the price paid.

I would caution those with wide feet that these socks fit extremely snug to the point of discomfort when first putting them on. That discomfort subsides after a walking in them for a bit, but still is not ideal.

I wish I had a better experience like so many have, but the socks I received did not meet the high standards I believed Darn Tough represented.

Gonna try to add a little truth to my adoration here. I love all my Darn tough socks. I have a whole family of them now, everything from old, worn, shabby ones to the newest batch. I only sent one pair back and I didn’t follow the correct procedure so I haven’t yet cashed in on the lifetime guarantee.

But no matter. My life wouldn’t be the same without my DTs. Every once in awhile I end up resorting to a pair of something else from the back of the drawer with holes in the bottoms. Ugh. Desperation.

Despair. That said, I want to add a couple of caveats. Sizing and Gender. I’d like to see more options for a truly perfect fit. They’re fine for me, mostly. But I have serious bunions so I order large women’s sizes and sometimes wonder if mens small or medium would be better.

BUT men’s don’t have anywhere near the range of colors and designs. There’s a Gender quandary for you to wrestle with. And it goes to your question of which gender do I choose. I said “other” but really I’d prefer to answer “neither” and/or “both”.

Part of the problem I have with rating systems like yours (and most) is getting boxed in, not being able to say what’s really true. Back to sizing. These and the other DT socks I have, all of them, are too tight.

Some are just a tiny bit too tight and a few are almost too tight to be good. But hey, like family, I love them anyway. So I can’t truly say any of them are perfect. Since I order a size bigger than what you recommend, they are too long.

I encourage you to add that as a review option under “how do they fit?” I’m having a hard time imagining that anyone would say they are “too wide”. Aside from the bunions, I have pretty skinny feet and ankles.

They work great for me but I have friends who I can’t recommend them to because they would definitely be too tight. I’d like the option of a wider size without having to get them too long. As far as “Comfy” goes, I love having cushion in the bottoms and wonder if there would be enough other people that would welcome cushion on the front sides, ie.

Bunion cushion, to consider that. And where do I wear them? You might want to add the option of saying where “Other” is – to bed on cold winter nights, all over the house with my slippers, walking, driving, after swimming in a cold VT swimming hole, to Quaker Meeting where we take our shoes off and wiggle our Darn Tough toes to show off our favorite pairs.

There, I think I’ve said all the fussy stuff I can think of. Thanks for your wonderful socks. I really do love them all.

I’ve been wearing the older Thorlo maximum padded socks for years, mostly for walking and hiking. I needed the maximum pad for the balls of my feet which were prone to blisters and I never wanted to fix what “wasn’t broke” after I initially started wearing Thorlo’s and the blisters stopped.

Fast forward maybe 15 or 20 years and I decided to try some of the VCMU Edge Court on a whim as both shoes and socks have changed over the years. Although technically not as padded (moderate vs maximum cushion) the VCMU are so comfortable and my feet feel like they are enveloped in little pillows.

I will definitely purchase more in the future.

I have very sensitive feet; kinda’ like the princess and the pea. I have had foot pain for years. When I was introduced to Thorlo socks, I fell in love. Although the socks are listed as tennis socks, I walk miles with my dog and need socks which provide cushioning and wick away sweat.

Many people feel I am crazy to pay a premium price for just socks. But, the cushioning is so worth it. They are the best! I recommend people.

LIke them so far. The extra cushion is in all the right places. Will wait and see how durable they are – I have some Adias low socks that broke down in the big toe area within 3 months – hoping these are much better.

Before a summer trip, I bough five new pairs of “warm weather” socks from REI. All were ankle height or lower, most were merino or a blend, and most were brands I’d purchased before. I have some ongoing foot pain issues, so I am picky about wearing excellent socks.

I don’t need any other reason to notice my feet (beyond the pain from a medical condition!) The Feetures Merino 10 in Creamsicle turned out to be my favorite pair, though this was my first time trying the brand.

They were also the most expensive pair I bought. I ordered a size Medium to fit my ladies’ size 7. 5 foot. It doesn’t hurt that I love the orange-y coral color for summer. It goes with lots of clothes I already own, and I like a lower contrast between my skin tone and my sock.

(So no black or navy summer socks, ideally, since I have pale skin. ) I just think a skin-tone-ish color draws less attention to my feet and maybe makes me look a tiny bit taller. Certainly the thin, smooth nature of the material is another huge plus for me.

In spite of my foot issues, I try to address them with stretching, exercise, judicious use of orthotics, and good form, not with extra cushy layers between my damaged foot and the floor. The Feetures merino/tencel blend is lightweight and breathable, just as wool should be, but smooth and not “too hot” for summer wear.

Before my foot issues got so bad, I was a “barefoot at home all summer” person since I dislike feeling overly warm. This is a great minimalist sock for someone like me. Other brands from my order were Smartwool, Darn Tough, and Wrightsocks.

All were size M (except the Darn Tough where I size up to a Large because I think they shrink more than average over time. ) If these Feetures socks last anywhere near as long as Darn Toughs (currently IMO the longest lasting wool socks), I will consider paying the price premium for more of these in the future.

Smartwool tends to be much cheaper, but I find they wear out the fastest of all my wool socks. I love the fit of the Hide & Seek line, however.

OK to Good socks for most high output athletic activities. Not so good for just day hiking. Just not the right socks for me. You might like them. The big selling point for these socks is a left and right sock and no seam toe.

I didn’t see much difference in the fit of these socks with the left and right vs. other socks. They looked nicer on my feet but the feel wasn’t any different. The no seam toe means the seam is on the left and right instead of across the top.

I rarely have any socks with issues with the toe seam. Never usually feel it. These socks I felt the seam on my toes on both sides in multiple shoes. It wasn’t irritating but it was there. The socks are really thin.

They fit fine for my running shoes. But most of my walking / day hiking shoes I wear thicker socks and the shoes don’t fit right. Or had to really adjust the shoe strings. On their own the socks were a bit hot.

They seemed to wick ok while doing an activity but when changing socks my feet were more sweaty than my typical socks (other athletic socks or more typical wool blend socks for day hikes). If you like really thin socks that wick these may work for you.

They didn’t work for me. I won’t stop using them but will only use them when light weight is a priority.

I used to get blisters on trail runs longer than 10 miles, mainly between my toes. Foot powder didn’t stop them, and even applying sports tape over the sensitive spots didn’t guarantee a blister-free run.

A fellow runner recommended the Injinji and I picked up a pair to try. That was five years ago, and I haven’t used anything since. I’ve run 50-mile and 100k trail ultras in Injinji socks without any blistering.

No need for Trail Toes or foot powder, either, I just put an extra pair in my drop bags and change to a new pair every 15-20 miles or so. The Nuwool are my favorite. A little more expensive but very soft and they seem to wick away moisture better.

Their only downside is they don’t seem to have the same durability. The soft texture pills a bit and tends to catch cheat grass and stickers. Pulling them out of the softer material is a bit tricky, too, so I reserve the Nuwool for winter and spring runs and races.

No complaints on durability, either. I have 5-6 pairs in the medium and heavy weights and I get 2-3 years from them, running 1500-2000 miles/year.

I really wanted to like these. The reviews are pretty compelling, and I am not disagreeing with any comments that have been made. I think my feet are pretty typical; nothing special. I did my own experiment, wearing one Injinji on one foot and a typical line on the other.

I did 4 multi-day backpacking trips, putting in 8 to 15 miles per day. There was no difference in the way my feet felt at the end of the day or the end of my trips. Here are the things I didn’t like.

First, you have to pull them over each individual toe. I am not a limber guy and it was so much easier to pull on my old liners sitting on my sleeping pad in my little tent vs leaning over and pulling the Ininjis over each individual toe.

Second, they are left-right specific. If you are one of those people (like me) who loses an occasional sock, you may end up with a pair that only works if you have two left feet. Third, they are more expensive than the regular liners.

Fourth, they didn’t make my feet feel any better at the end of the day.

Many one star reviews complain about the socks wearing sooner than anticipated. I could see if I wore these socks solely by themselves in a shoe or wore the liner without a shoe this could shorten the lifespan of the wool liner.

I have about about 8 pairs of the ijinji nuwool liner crew socks and have less wear than most reviews state. I wear them everyday to work and have minimal wear. I wear them on all my hikes (average 2 hikes/week @ 8 miles each).

The biggest difference is I wear them as a liner, not a stand-alone sock. So I wear the injinji wool liner with a sock over them. I do this everyday. Especially in summer months, my feet are dryer than they would be with non-wool socks.

Not perfect for every setting. Lounging in these socks can be uncomfortable. Made for being active. I would recommend getting a sock to go over the wool liner if you want it to last longer.

Unfortunately they were purchased to help with the pinch blisters I get on my 4th toes when I walk long distances. Unfortunately the socks are much too big for my pinkie toes and so there is lots of excess fabric which itself will cause blisters, I honestly can’t imagine anyone has pinkie toes that long.

a shame that I can’t really make use of these otherwise lovely socks!.

I’ve bought various different ToeToe socks and I think these have the best toe room. Easy to get onto the toes, and the toes are long enough to cover my toes completely. They have suitable elasticity.

Found these a little fiddly to get on but they did what they said and kept my toes warm. I have diabetic neuropathy and really struggle once my toes get cold. These socks have really helped.

Low quality socks. The material is not soft, doesn’t stretch well (makes it hard to put these on), doesn’t wick sweat and dries very slowly. Yes, they are very cheap but I cannot recommend them even for the price.

If you are looking for performance/athletic socks for sports, stay clear of these. Spend a bit more and get something you will actually enjoy.

I liked the perfect fit for my shape of foot, longer big toe and shorter toes. I am a female that wears a 9. 5 woman’s shoe size so I really can’t see these socks fitting a man who wears larger than 8.

5 shoe size. Keeps my toes from rubbing when I develop a corn. Well made, good value, glad I found these socks.

These go with your Fila Skeletoes or Vibram Fivefingers shoes. A must have item for proper foot function. Get rid or all your shoes that squeeze your toes together. Fashion causes deformities to the beautiful feet God gave us.

Listen to my advice. I am only wearing these shoes for the rest of my life. I have been a Podiatrist for 30 years. This is the greatest shoe style ever invented. Ever. You need these socks to do it right.

Wear a larger size shoe than you normally do. You will feel the freedom of your toes when you get the right size.

They shrank. I washed them at 40 c. Can no longer get either of the first 2 pairs on. It is the elastic grip that is the major problem. Tried to phone but no call back.

I was always having something wrong with my feet after long runs, blisters, soreness where rubbing due to sweaty feet had occurred but since wearing 1000 mile run anklet I’ve seen a massive difference.

They are padded in the right places and absorb moisture well. Much happier feet now 😀.

These socks are great for running, trail running, and mountain biking. Great fit, and look good too. Highly recommend these socks

The name given for these socks is perfect. I was looking for some lightweight socks that wouldn’t show when wearing my sneakers during the summer. And, most importantly, a sock that wouldn’t slip off.

These socks are all of the above.

I purchased 2 black pairs and 1 white pair of the Original Weight Mini-Crew. I rotate between the pairs, and they probably have about 100 miles on them each. I’ve always just machine-washed and dried on low heat (or hung to dry).

The socks are holding up well (no holes, thin spots, or other visible wear and tear). They don’t prevent my feet from sweating, but they do dry out fairly quickly (vs. wool) once shoes are off. I do find them a bit cold in trail runners if I’m not actively moving.

Best thing is that they prevent toe blisters on longer hikes! My only advice is maybe avoid white due to dirt.

These socks have a non slip band across the top of the foot . It’s too tight for me. My feet need to be in unconstrained . Probably works for other people who don’t have this issue.

When I saw these sox, I wanted them because the colors would perfectly match one of my gym outfits. I work with a personal trainer in an upscale gym where most clients dress very smartly in their gym attire.

While the colors did match, the striping pattern did not line up with each other at the back of the sock. In fact, you can see that the horizontal strips mismatch in the online photo. I also found them extremely tight and confining.

Overall, Stance Sox seem to run small. I know that there is to be a certain degree of compression for running and sports, overall, but these are way too restrictive. I think Stance should take a look at their size chart and make a few changes.

I am a “perfect” mens size 12, medium width. The Stance size large is tight and restrictive, but is supposed to fit, per the size chart. I am hoping that they will loosen up a bit over time. Nevertheless, they are good quality sox, do wick moisture away, and look good with my matching top and shorts.

I would buy them again, only larger.

These are my favorite socks of all time. I have always gotten blisters on the back of my heel, regardless of the shoe. The tab on the back of the socks prevent the rough fabric of my shoes from rubbing.

The material of the socks also keep my feet dry, so my skin is less prone to blisters all around. The arch support band keep my feet from aching and may also help keep the socks in place; I NEVER have to adjust these socks once they’re on.

I don’t want my adventures to be dulled by annoying aches, blisters, or constant sock adjustments; so these are the only socks I’ll wear.

I’m no connoisseur of socks or habitual writer of reviews, but I really like these socks by Stance and hope Als keeps bringing them in as new colors and patterns are released. I know these are on the spendy end of socks, but the number one most important thing for me with socks is that they don’t make my feet stink.

I know foot stench is caused by a combination of things like sock and shoe material, sock and shoe breathability, and personal hygiene, but these socks check the box for their part. The fit is great.

The height of the socks is great. They are comfortable and seem to be very durable long-lasting socks.

I’ve had these socks for a month or so now and I really like them! They really do help prevent blisters from your toes rubbing together. Be careful with sizing, my foot is between the medium and large size.

The medium is snug to my toes while the large is a bit loose. If I’m going on a long hike the medium gets the not, if just around town or at work the large size is fine. Over long distance the larger toes can slide about and wad up under a tow causing a pressure blister.

10/10 would recommend!!.

Okay, so over 200 miles later and I can safely say that these socks perfectly protect my feet from the heat, friction and sweat that lead to blisters between the toes. Which is amazing, because I’m particularly susceptible to toe-blisters and I haven’t had a single one since the switch to Injinjis The construction is completely seamless and has a good amount of stretch without any ‘bagginess’ at all.

They hug the toes so smoothly and evenly that there’s no bunching up of material that could cause hot-spots and rubs. When you first get them you’ll be surprised by how small they seem. They do take a bit of practice to put on.

or at least, they did for me because my smallest two toes always put up some resistance due to their curl. And, once on, they’ll feel a little weird and take a day or so to get used to. As regards putting them on I found that it’s best to slide my first two fingers into the smallest two toes for a few seconds, thus slightly pre-stretching them before attempting to put the sock on.

Then just work from big toe to small. a pinch and pull action either side of the small toe helps wiggle it down. I then put a regular thick sock over the top which helps my padding and probably extends the life of the Injinji considerably.

My toes have never been happier and I’m managing between 12 and 17miles a day, four days a week with 1 hour jogs every morning. Previously 10 miles would usually be followed by a few days of nursing blisters and cracks.

Initially they REALLY don’t appear very strong and I didn’t expect them to last more than a couple of weeks, in fact I actually felt a little cheated. But I have been pleasantly surprised. My first pair of Injinji’s are still going strong 200 miles later, and still perfectly fine despite being considerably ‘fuzzier’ than when new.

You will need to keep your toenails under control though as I can imagine a long nail sawing through these quite quickly. I’ve recently bought two more pairs because I now consider them my most important bit of kit.

They’ve removed all the misery of being off my feet for a few days due to foot problems. I simply cannot recommend these goofy-looking socks highly enough, particularly for anyone who is prone to itchiness, cracking, rashes or blistering on or in the toe area.

These aid air-flow, wick well and prevent heat build-up and rubbing. I gave this product 5 stars because I can’t give 10 ; ).

I love Bomba socks and have a variety of styles. This particular version of the running socks seems a little bit looser than the other performance running socks that I have in the same style. Not sure why, the material just does not quite seem as snug.

They are super comfortable and I am wearing them, but probably won’t order more of this particular style just because on longer adventures I really don’t want the socks to be loose at all. Sidenote is they are the same size as the other Bomba socks that I have that are a little bit more snug.

Bombas are the only socks I wear. Ever. And the running ones are even better than the normal ones. Just the right amount of slight compression, durable and very comfortable. I love them!

I have enjoyed wearing Bombas for many years. I was excited to see such a nice selection at Dick’s. The prices seemed about the same as on line from other places. These socks take longer to dry, but hold up really well.

I’ve worn incredisocks for pain for about 5-6 years. I normally wear the medium weight socks that are for pain, they are solid black with gray trim, which are very comfortable and help support the arch of the foot and take away the pain.

I saw these and thought they would do the same, but I was wrong. These socks made my foot & ankle hurt. There is no cushion and the ankle is way too tight to ever be comfortable. I tried contacting you but was told that incrediwear does not make exchanges of any kind, I even explained that I only tried on one pair but could not wear them because the sock was too narrow and very tight around the ankle, and I asked if I could return them for the socks that I normally wear.

I was told no, so I will not be ordering any thing from your website and will no longer recommend your socks or products to anyone. Sincerely, Kathryn Romero.

I love everything about these socks! The fit, feel, thickness, functionality etc. my feet are happiest and perform the best in these and they truly mitigate pain and soreness mile after mile. I own many pairs and wish the different colored ankles would become available again.

Until they do, I’ll buy the black as they’re the one sock I run in, walk in or prefer to wear every day.

The socks stay smooth and in place and are thin and cool for my more intense training sessions. My feet feel less fatigued when I am in them. I’ve been a runner for 50 years, and this is as good a sock as I’ve ever worn, with the added benefit of anti-inflammation.

The mini crew grit socks are awesome! My every day sock. Love to wear for runs with my Zensah compression sleeves. These keep your feet dry in the summer and warm in the winter. I really don’t know how they do it, but thank you for being so amazing! Literally the most comfortable sock in the world!.

So far this has been wonderful. I got some new hiking boots that were blistering me when I wore them. Ever since I got these socks there’s been no problems. Thanks so much, I’ve worn these same boots in the same size for over 12 years and couldn’t imagine what was going on…problem solved.

Amazing socks for long distance running and walking. I’ve just walked 70 miles of the south west coastal path and I’ve not had a single toe blister which I frequently get with regular socks. I didn’t use any cream on my feet and also wore a relatively new pair of trail trainers.

I’ll be using them again in a few weeks to run the Cork marathon so will be interesting to see how they hold up for this but first impressions of use during long walks and training runs are amazing.

I bought these to help prevent blisters while training for an upcoming Camino. I layered them with a pair of Smartwool socks and it did the trick on numerous 10k walks. It also offered an extra layer of warmth during winter training.

They washed up beautiful by hand. Hang dry to prolong life of sock. Would highly recommend keeping nails trimmed short to help prevent wear on toe socks.

Enjoy playing golf and love to walk the courses. The toe socks are very comfortable and help to keep my hammer toes separate — feet stay dry even in wet or hot and humid conditions. A great choice for athletic socks!.

These are the only socks I wear with trainers now. Every other pair of ankle socks I own slide down my feet within a few steps of walking, and I always end up with blisters. Bought a pack of these socks when I started jogging, and have now bought three more pairs and wear them all the time, not just for exercise.

They stay in place, are padded round the ankles where I would otherwise blister, and are just so comfortable.

Highly uncomfortable socks not worth of the price I bought this pair of running socks because of the promise made by Decathlon on the. Precisely the should be “designed for runners training more than twice a week looking for thick socks for added comfort and protection.

This model has plush loops (thicker thread) in the toes and heels, which helps reduce chafing while providing maximum comfort. ” After I tried them just for one run I can say the following: – The sensation is of wearing plastic socks (in effect they are made 95% polyamide without any basic percentage of cotton); – On the contrary of what promised, they favour foot chafing because they don’t offer grip inside the socks, at the feet skin contact and outside, at the contact between socks and shoes,.

– They don’t absorb feet sweat therefore the feet swallow as keep in the water for 1-2 hours. I am totally disappointed about the socks experience. I will return them back, together with all the 95% polyamide socks.

Not good for me, really uncomfortable and chafing. Furthermore I suggest Decathlon designer to re-design them adding also natural cotton inside to decrease the plastic socks sensation. I hope that Decathlon will accept immediate return and money back.

Feels like walking on a cloud. I can compare this to the Underarmour running socks I have, but this is cheaper and softer. 2nd time to buy this already. Perfect height on the ankle too. When I was breaking in my new running shoes this was my favorite for comfort—less blisters!.