Blister Resist Crew Socks

First time user of any perfomance sock and i would say these sock are in between winter socks and regular socks. Got some nice cushioning and snugs up the feet in the shoe which I liked. I would say they are good socks since I dont really feel my feet while running. I would make sure your nails are smooth because it will snag on anything. However because of the price I am only gonna have 2 pairs for running days.

Die Socken wurden verschenkt, scheinbar sind sie so gut, denn sie wurden nachgeordert :-)

Realmente funciona

I am not a fan of giving bad reviews but I was super disappointed with this item. I ordered it because I was running a marathon in the desert in Oman and wanted to stack the odds in my favour to finish the event. I washed them once before the event, wore them during the race....kilometre 24 and I know it's then because we had checkpoints every 8 k, a hole in the top of the sock above my big toe which proceeded to get bigger as the race wore on...made the whole race uncomfortable and I still ended up with two blisters. So no, didn't do what it was supposed to do and how do you get a hole in a brand new pair of socks which were not cheap ? Super disappointed, they only reason they didn't get binned post race was so that I could document it and save you from the same mistake I made.

With the arrival of these crew length socks I now have all three lengths. (ankle and quarter length). I had an issue with blistering on the back of my heel previously so got the ankle and quarter length socks as a trial. They worked great. I have not had a blister since using the same running shoe. I ordered the crew length as a winter sock. I found that the quarter sock left a bit of my lower leg 'exposed'. In the cold, I wear a pair of RockBros lined cycling pants. The socks work to keep me warm, but I don't seem to have sweaty feet after. Update> Well I have experienced some chaffing at the back of the heal. On the last power walk, my right heel felt a bit tender. Today, my left heel actually developed a blister. Perhaps they are too thick for the shoes that I have. In order to have my heel stay in place I have to lock my laces tightly. This causes pressure on the top of the foot under the lace and some discomfort. Perhaps I am getting the chaffing because the heel is not locked down well enough. I do manage to wear out the liner on the back of the heel on my shoes eventually. I may have to go back to my older, less thick socks.