Injinji Run Lightweight No-Show Toesocks (Small, Ocean)

I wish they had a sizing chart. I bought the XL as those generally are 9-13, it turns out that their XL is 14+ It worked out fine for me because I'm a size 13 but just wanted to let others know.

I have been a runner for about 35 years and have tried just about every combination of shoes and socks. There are other brands and types I like as well, and these Injinji are near the top of the list. They are really nice, high quality, comfortable socks. Great fit - I have oddly long toes and these socks still fit quite well. There are no seams and do a great job of wicking moisture. About 8 years ago I switched to a barefoot style of running, I run in FiveFingers. I did not wear socks at first, but a couple years later I found I wanted a bit more moisture wicking and foot protection. The Injinji work great. These thin socks still do take up a bit of space in the fit of the shoe, though minimal. I like the toe separation, helps keep moisture from building between toes. I also like wearing these socks with 'regular' type (non-fivefinger) running shoes.I have tried several Injinji weights and styles and like them all. I've always preferred thinner running socks and these lightweight Injinji are my favorite. If it matters, my running distances have been from 5k to 50k, mostly trail. Although I have done only a max of about 2 hours with Injinji, I would not hesitate to wear these socks for any time/distance.

I should start by saying that this is my fourth pair of Injinji socks. I am a woman and typically wear a 7.5 in athletic shoes. I wear a size small in these. I prefer the fit and feel of the mens version of this sock versus the womens version. They feel sturdier and the toes don't seem as long (I have short toes so this is an issue). I have tried less expensive versions of athletic toe socks but keep returning to these. The first two pair seemed expensive, but they are wearing so well and feel so good that I would rather pay the price for the superior quality and fit.If you have never worn separate toe socks-they are wonderful!I am not an athlete. I live in Florida and walk 3 miles a day 6 days a week. Sometimes I even run. I have Mortons neuromas, I purchased these to help keep my toes separated-which they do. They also keep my toes from getting all sweaty in the heat and humidity so that my feet feel dry and comfortable for all three miles.Yes, it does take a few extra seconds to get the socks on properly-but once they are on no additional adjusting is needed. The heels don't slip down, there is no uncomfortable seam at the toes that needs to be moved a mile into a walk or run-they do not twist or bunch.Because of the investment, I have chosen to air dry my Injinji socks to increase their longevity. I did accidentally put this pair in the dryer yesterday-they came out great. No noticeable shrinkage.I recommend these socks without hesitation.

These socks are the deal for distance runners or any runner that gets blisters. I like Wright Socks, but could still end up with blisters with those. I bought these out of desperation as I was getting gigantic blisters on 7-8 mile runs even with other blister-prevent socks. With these Ininji socks, I have done 12 mile, 15, mile, 16 mile runs so far and nothing! Not a hint of a blister! I have run 3 marathons and I wish I had these before. They have made my current training amazing.Not hard at all to get on and off either as some reviews suggested.

Context: My weekly activities usually consist of two 5K runs on gravel and various other city textures as well as three-to-four outdoor cross-training workouts for an hour each under the Texas sun. At review, I have worn these socks for about four weeks.I have purchased four different brands of toe socks through Amazon, but I have to say Injinji's brand of lightweight socks beat the competition and is definitely worth the price. I was skeptical of the $30 price tag for a three-pack, but these pairs are amazingly comfortable to workout in. The socks are lightweight and breathable while still providing enough of a barrier to keep my Vibram FiveFinger toe shoes from becoming a stink tank (and that is an impossible task). Wearing these socks did not impact the fit of the shoes whatsoever and didn't cause any discomfort in my toes like other toe sock brands.Highly reccomended!

A little pricey for socks i thought, but they area pretty awesome feeling. I will update this later when I put it through the test at an upcoming marathon, but so far on my runs they feel great and prevent blistering on my toes (why I bought them). They area light and breathable made up of "Cool Max" technology. They are great socks that keep your toes from rubbing. Cool runnings

Wow, I wish I had discovered these socks much sooner! Currently training for my 5th marathon. I’ve been told I have a wide toe box, and my second toe is also slightly longer than my first. Inevitably, I lose toenails during training even with my shoes being a half sized up. After long runs my toes tend to feel mangly (I don’t know how to better describe it, just like they’ve been mashed together). However, these seem to give my toes more breathing room within my shoe and also keep my toes separated. I’ve found I also have less pain under my toe nails (no gross and painful blood blisters that lead to toe nail loss - double ew). I do wish they were less expensive but I’m ordering more now. If they make my feet feel better on long runs, well worth it.

I bought three pair of these. Yes, I know that seems like a lot, but it helps to have a clean pair of toe socks handy without having to worry about washing them every day. If you work out more than once or twice a week, you are going to want multiple pairs. Anyway, I normally wear 10 1/2 shoes, and this size was perfect fit for my feet. I have never worn toe socks before and I got them for the purpose of using with my Vibram trail running shoes. I would say it is a must have to help you shoes and feet not smell, and for the comfort. These are very thin, but add just enough comfort that I don't notice any areas of the shoes that might rub on my foot. So bottom line, is if you don't mind paying this much for socks, then these are worth it.