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I love toe socks. I used to wear toe socks of "liner" thickness inside of regular hiking socks to help maintain toe separation and reduce chafing/blistering wh
by tristor 3y ago
I love toe socks. I used to wear toe socks of "liner" thickness inside of regular hiking socks to help maintain toe separation and reduce chafing/blistering when hiking, and it works wonders. I recommend Injinji for toe socks and Darn Tough for hiking/walking/everyday socks. They're also great if you do take your shoes off indoors (we do in my house), because you can leave your toe socks/liners on to keep your feet more even in temperature without negatively impacting sensation/touch, and leave your heavier socks by your shoes.
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- jcpst 3y ago2nd on Darn Tough. I got them for hiking, but now they are the only sock I wear.
- constantly 3y agoThe “toe socks inside regular socks” is the secret to me never getting blisters on marathons (once I started doing that)!
- potamic 3y agoWhy not just toe socks then? Why do you need two layers?
- constantly 3y agoStill get blisters on the outside of feet/toes with one layer, though not between toes. The second layer gives an additional protection and then no blisters. It’s like the double layer method Wright Socks use.