Men's Run Original Weight Mini Crew Toesocks

I love these socks for my two favorite sports one being walking and one being laying on my couch and staring at my toes. What there is no Olympic sport of lying on the couch and staying at your toes? Well that's news to me but they're definitely should be a sport like that don't you think? Okay these are about as well made as you can get they get dirty super easy so if you're going to take your shoes off do not walk around on your carpet or your floors with them because they will be gray and dirty before you know it. Wash them with your whites only otherwise they will turn gray and that will be a very sad day for you. There's just something very very cozy about wrapping each toe in a self-care mode with this soft material that makes me feel like I am safe. Also best bet for no more blisters you can walk in the heat in the humidity as long as you want and those little tootsies can rub against each other and there's not going to be any price to pay. Also very good for biking even though the toes don't move all that much but you still just get that warm cabin cozy feeling putting on these kinds of socks I can't explain it probably has something to do with reflexology. Now this company has decided to discontinue certain styles of this sock for no particular reason and that's very stupid so you probably should buy some of these but don't buy all of them because I may need more. Okay that's my review for today go forth and wiggle your toes and I hope you win the gold medal for that you never know.

I just finished 1600 miles of the Appalachian Trail. I was a high mileage hiker, averaging 22 mi per day x 70-some days. It beat me up (ending my hike early), but the first pains I had were between the 3rd and 4th toes of each foot. The toes rubbed together so firmly that a large callus formed on the 3rd toes and began bleeding daily. I trimmed the calluses but to no avail. The pain was notable with each and every step. I used moleskin. It simply fell off when my feet became wet (and that was daily). I tried taping the toes, but the tape would never last more than 5-6 hrs, eventually ending up in the bottom of my sock. One night in camp, about 4 of us hikers were sitting at a picnic table, and 3 of the 4 were talking about the benefits of their Injinji socks. So at the next trail town with a store featuring hiking gear, I bought a pair of Injinji. My toe pain disappeared immediately and the thick calluses simply fell off a week later. Never had that pain again. These socks are incredible in relieving toe pain from rubbing.

UPDATE 5/23/19: After wearing every day for a year, in a shop environment these have held up extremely well. No holes no tears and still has it's shape and keeps my toes separated just like when they were new. They actually have helped alleviate foot pain and fatigue. The trick is to wear a shoe that has plenty of space to let your toes splay, and with these socks it keeps your toes separated. About the only issue is the fabric at the heel has thinned out somewhat . These are kind of thin to begin with, but after a year or wear I think they held up pretty well. I will be replacing these with the nuwool trail versions.I am an Automotive technician and am on my feet all day. These socks have been a godsend for me. They keep the toes well separated and have helped with some pain issues I have had in the past. I have 6 pairs that I use daily. The material does kind of make your feet sweat but it's not too bad. I have only had them for about 2 months so we will see how they hold up. At $12 a pair it was a commitment buying 6 pairs of these but so far worth every penny

As a family physician with symptomatic bunions who is probably too aware of the risk of surgical complications, I purchased a set of Bunion Booties as well as a pair of these Injinji toe socks. I tried the Bunion Booties first. They were comfortable and easy to get used to as I was quickly able to wear them for a full day; and they definitely had some effect. However, one of them (left) sustained a small rip while I was trying to get it onto my toe the very first day so I question their durability. (It does not seem to have lengthened further during subsequent usage). The Injinji toe socks however were much more effective in letting me exercise with less pain but they did require a longer acclimation period. The other problem I have had with the toe socks is when I am wearing a narrower shoe. During a Boy Scout campout, I attempted to wear these for a full day underneath my usual hiking socks. The hiking shoes were already broken in, and I had already done a three mile walk in them this spring. But possibly because of the double thickness of socks, I developed a large blister (caused by rubbing of my great toes against the shoes) and had to remove these socks. So except for remembering to acclimate my feet to these in every pair of shoes, these toe socks seem to have found a permanent place in my workout wardrobe and I have since purchased several more pairs.

So I hardly ever write reviews but I couldn't not write one for these wonderful, magical socks. I am 6', 320 lbs and I have ALWAYS developed blisters. My toes are always screaming out in pain whether I am taking the dogs on a walk, on vacation walking around cities, or working out at the gym. I have tried many hacks to prevent my blisters (ie. duct tape, mole skin tape, etc). Nothing worked! I'll never forget when recently I was on vacation in NY City and I had to find a pharmacy to rush into get some blister bandaids. I had to sit on a bench and expose my toes to the world as I adhered the bandages to my little (or rather big) tosies. I received stares and a few jaw drops but it was blurred out from the pain.I wear a size 13 shoe and these fit perfectly, sized right. I am going to order more. There are times when I am going to meetings with buyers and walking stores with them. I am in my dress shoes with thin socks and getting the infamous blisters. Now I will wear these under my dress socks, I assume they will work just as well. I couldn't be happier nor could I exclaim more how magical, wonderful, brilliant these socks are. THANK YOU FOR SAVING MY TOES!!!

These are my favourite socks ever. I've run a couple of ultras and a mountain marathon in them so far, with no problems. They are fiddly to get one, but so worth it. I wear shoes that have a lovely wide toebox that alow your toes to spread and do what they do while running. But what's the point in having a wide toebox if your toes are squashed together by your socks?If these things weren't so expensive, I would buy loads off them and wear them everyday. As it is, I have a couple of pairs and just wear them for racing and long training runs.

I'm training for a marathon as well as a couple of half-marathon races and have often suffered blisters on runs longer than about 10 miles. These socks have cured the problem instantly. Yes, they look ridiculous when worn, but the simple fact is that they work! There's not even a hint of any blistering, and my toes remain far cooler and less sweaty. I'm size 11 and the large fit fine, with a bit to spare. They aren't cheap, but I suspect I'll be buying a couple more pairs. If your feet are already tight in your shoes, I can imagine that these would make the fit tighter, so make sure you have a big enough toe box.

I only use these for half marathons and longer races as a precaution against blisters or bits of grit getting into my trainers and not wanting to stop. They are very comfortable and I don't notice having the fabric between my toes, which I thought might be an issue when I first bought them. Recommended.

I am marathon runner. These are -despite great price point- amazingly good running socks. What’s special is that it eliminates running between toes. Moreover it helps transition -with right shoes- to a more natural gait by allowing spreading of toes

Great socks and love them... help toes splay and for longer runs ideal!Unfortunately they haven’t been worn for that many long runs but my toe has burst through the sock.. being seemless, sewing isn’t an option.I would buy again but in the knowledge that they may not last as long as other ‘traditional’ socks