coolmax ones would be fab.I'm size 14 and size 6 feet. I don't like the trainer socks cos they just slip inside my shoes, but either of the longer ones would be great.Anything you can pick up would be great, but don't worry if you can't.Thanks.I Oooh
't seem to be that effective. Much as I hate the thought, I think short tights (ugh!) are going to be the ultimate answer. Shorts by Hind and Nike with coolmax/equivalent liners have got me through two marathons with very little chafing - recommend
on the west pennine moorland -unless it's heaving it down with rain -shorts. Porridge for brekkie, couple of sports drinks and some water and as PH says some snacking stuff that's not going to weigh you down.Bridgedale socks are fine -anything with "coolmax
Coolmax. They fill the staffroom fridge with blueberries and Slimfast shakes and old Lucozade Sports bottles full of stuff that looks and smells like milk that's going off. They litter the office with wristwatches that don't tell the time and half
stuff - probably more so the asics.I avoid coolmax stuff as it gets blooody hot Brooks do some really good ones at only £10 wear them for 6 months, bin them & start again. Nike Sphere Dry without a shadow of a doubt. Absolutely brilliant. Yeah it
).Thorlo mini crew socks with Coolmax. I went t k maxx last night, got some socks with wool in and run 5 miles, no rubbing.Thanks for that Footman and mr w, I hope they continue to work for me, blisters are an ongoing problem! I like Thorlos, but must admit my x
thong from Next is when doing Toughguy....... I always wear a thong. Sounds uncomfortable, but in practice I've found they give good support, don't bunch up, and there's far less to get sweaty! If only I could find any comfy ones in coolmax or similar
shorts.Some technical fabrics can be a bit scratchy too due to the nylon in them, so have a look at fabrics made from coolmax which is softer. Or wear tops that are more fitted and less likely to flap about and chafe. bodyglide - definatelyorsudocreme
tight I thought i would wear them in but nope, really annoying! I just wore really thin socks wiht my 10s - coolmax type and they were OK. Not great but OK. I was a bit miffed at the time because when I bought them it was with the idea of using them
, and a coolmax leigionaires cap with a buff to keep the sand out my mouth, not to mention a pair of CAT 3/4 cebe shades to protect my eyes. Blisters are going to happen, but doing some training in your gear first to establish hot spots, and then wrap
