Injinji Run Lightweight No-Show Socks

I wear these socks for jogging multiple times a week. I was having serious issues with blisters in multiple different pairs of shoes -- blisters on my heels, blisters on my toes, blisters on my arches -- and bought these on the recommendation of a friend. These socks have been a miracle for me. No blisters since. And while there's some fraying beginning, well over a year later they're still holding together excellently. I can't recommend these enough for folk having issues with their Nike or other running socks causing blisters. Oh, and they work great even if you're using athletic tape, compression socks, or a brace, too. Snug and sleek.

Injinji is a high quality sock that has significant benefits for your feet. If you have toes that are bent towards each other (ahem large toe) then these socks will help spread your toes out over time. Especially when they are coupled with shoes that have a larger ergonomic toe box like Altra. They are very comfortable, keep your toes warm and are seems resist isn’t to wear. I feel more stabilized when exercising with them and can tell each toe is working inside of the shoe when doing agility training.

Theses socks are comfortable and excellent for long distance run. They prevented the toe friction that usually cause me pain. This is a great sock

Had a running store employee sing high praises about these socks, so I had to give them a go! My second toe is a little longer than my first and I can get scratched from my big toe. The individual toe holes eliminated the rubbing. Worked well on a long run I prefer a sock with more padding, to give a more cushioned feel. This sock is a little thin. I've had them about 6-9 months and they seem to hold up pretty well. Overall, I would recommend!

Good quality, but difficult to put on.

Comfy socks! Wore them during a 5-day hike and never had a blister.

Excellent quality.

Very comfortable. Trying to keep my toes aligned secondary to rheumatoid arthritis. If have misaligned toes, it takes longer to get the sock on.