Wondering about shoe sizing...
I wear Toetoe socks all the time now, I thought I'd try them as I used to get blisters where my toes rubbed together. Never happens at all now & I'm happy about that. Got 3 pairs for £15 from a SportsPursuit sale, bargain!
Weirdly enough I've only ever had sore toes whilst wearing injinji toe socks but that was 15k on snow/ice in the alps over Christmas. Other than that I absolutely love them! I have 4 or 5 pairs now and find that they let me spread my toes out nicely when I'm running in my inov8 f-lite195's or mudroc 290's.
andy x wrote (see) I wear Toetoe socks all the time now, I thought I'd try them as I used to get blisters where my toes rubbed together. Never happens at all now & I'm happy about that. Got 3 pairs for £15 from a SportsPursuit sale, bargain! paulkrunner wrote (see) The Injinji toe socks in my experience are exceptional, I do wear VFF Komodo and Speed but usually without socks. In my Adidas Adios and my Newton Distance the Injinji work brilliantly, no blisters, no rubbing at all and I wear my shoes pretty snug. They are pretty expensive and feel a bit funny at first but once you are used to them you won't go back. The Toe Toe ones are cheaper and feel it. I only wear the Toe Toe ones when I wear my VFF for work as they do rub a little (in my experience) when running. I'm robably going to wear my Injinji when I do the White Cliffs 50 and the Rat Races The Wall later in the year as I can't find socks I prefer
andy x wrote (see)
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The Injinji toe socks in my experience are exceptional, I do wear VFF Komodo and Speed but usually without socks. In my Adidas Adios and my Newton Distance the Injinji work brilliantly, no blisters, no rubbing at all and I wear my shoes pretty snug. They are pretty expensive and feel a bit funny at first but once you are used to them you won't go back. The Toe Toe ones are cheaper and feel it. I only wear the Toe Toe ones when I wear my VFF for work as they do rub a little (in my experience) when running. I'm robably going to wear my Injinji when I do the White Cliffs 50 and the Rat Races The Wall later in the year as I can't find socks I prefer
The Injinji toe socks in my experience are exceptional, I do wear VFF Komodo and Speed but usually without socks. In my Adidas Adios and my Newton Distance the Injinji work brilliantly, no blisters, no rubbing at all and I wear my shoes pretty snug. They are pretty expensive and feel a bit funny at first but once you are used to them you won't go back. The Toe Toe ones are cheaper and feel it. I only wear the Toe Toe ones when I wear my VFF for work as they do rub a little (in my experience) when running.
I'm robably going to wear my Injinji when I do the White Cliffs 50 and the Rat Races The Wall later in the year as I can't find socks I prefer
I'm doing white cliff 50 as well, looks like we will be meeting each other.
I had 3 pairs of Injinji, i bought them from US which is not too exp, around 6 pounds each. Have to wear them when I use my VFF.
nowadays i use other socks too, like Drymax hyperthin which is exceptional thin and good. They never retain water. I have a hilly socks too, use the new socks for a marathon, blister free too
I love wearing my injinji toe socks. I was always suffering from blisters and toe nails cutting into other toes causing bleeding during longer runs. No matter how short I keep my toe nails, I always get them cutting into the next toe. These socks stopped that. They are brilliant. I always run with them now.
