Five-toed socks

Five-toed socks are quite a niche product. Seven out of ten people probably have not worn it, but it still has a group of loyal supporters. I have worn it for a few years. Once I wear it, I can’t do without it.

People who wear it for the first time will basically find it strange because it is completely different from the socks that they usually wear. First of all, they look like duck feet. Just like wearing flip-flops for the first time, people may feel that their toes are separated, not necessarily used to it. However, most people who are accustomed to five-toed socks will say “really nice.” Each toe is completely wrapped, with a small independent space. People with flexible toes can move their toes at will.

People who like to walk and run often wear five-toed socks, because they have the good abrasion resistance and wrapping properties, and the toes are not easy to wear, especially to avoid blisters. For them, five-toed socks are essential.

When choosing running shoes, everyone knows that they need to be half a size to a size bigger, just because they are afraid of wearing toes. The problem of socks is often overlooked. Sometimes blisters, not necessarily because the shoes do not fit, but the socks do not fit. After all, it is not the shoes that directly touch the feet, but the socks, which are the second skin of the feet. So the average professional runner will buy a pair of professional five-toed socks.

The advantages of five-toed socks are: independent five toes, effective isolation, will reduce the friction between the toes, and the special design of the heel prevents friction with the shoes. Breathable to absorb sweat, keep dry, avoid friction, protect toes, and effectively block athlete’s foot