Toe Sock Liners

 

Toe Sock Liners
Page Type Gear Review
Object Title Toe Sock Liners
Manufacturer Injinji
Page By Brian C
Page Type Jul 31, 2010 / Jul 31, 2010
Object ID 7254
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Product Description

These are a lightweight liner sock designed to wick away moisture and regulate temperature. They are toe socks so that can take some getting used to.

Features

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Liner Series (Base Layer)

Available in lighweight CoolMax®, the Liner keeps feet comfortably cool, dry, and protected

• Seamless 5 toe construction creates a moisture wicking and friction free environment and fights odor
• Designed to be worn as the base layer toesock which can interface with your favorite traditional outer sock, or worn alone for those who prefer an ultra-sleek and lightweight design
• Perfect complement to barefoot performance footwear

Anatomical Interface System (AIS) is engineered to separate your toes with a thin, anti-friction membrane that is both lightweight and breathable. Seamless in construction, the tetratsok forms to every contour of your foot. This allows for true restriction free movement from your heel to five toes, encourages healthy circulation, and eliminates skin on skin contact between your toes to prevent blisters from developing.

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Brian C - Jul 31, 2010 10:45 am - Voted 4/5

Opinions
These are good socks if you know how to use them. I had hoped to buy a new pair of liners to replace my smartwools for winter use with a heavy weight sock and a vapor barrier sock. These work very well for summer and shoulder season hiking but I have not been convinced for winter use. The toes fit rather tightly and I have wondered if this reduces circulation to the toes increasing chances of cold-related injury. That said, I have worn these repeatedly in temps down to -30 F and have not had problems other than cold toes occasionally. I recommend these for 3 seasons and cautiously for that pesky 4th season.

Sawtooth Scott - Jul 23, 2013 5:39 pm - Voted 5/5

Goodbye blisters
I have thrown away my previous liners and replaced them witn Injinjis. After three decades of enduring blisters I have finally found a product that provides performance and comfort. I use different models depending on season and activity but the result remains the same- happy feet.

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