Injinji  Run Lightweight No-Show Socks

I should state that this is a "light weight" sock, so I should not have the highest expecations that it's going to be durable. However, after having these for 1 month, and wearing and washing them twice (per the instructions), these socks are pilling badly and are almost wearing through on my big toe and ball of the foot. The theads are also giving way at the ankles. They are crazy comfortable, but not worth it if they are not durable. This is my first set of toe socks, and I loved wearing them, but I'll look into another brand for my next purchase.

We bought our first pair of Injinji toe socks several month ago and felt that they were super comfortable (after you get used to the weird feeling of having your toes separate from each other) and, most importantly, extremely nice for preventing rubbing, chafing and blister in your feet. So much so that we got the entire family to get a pair and now they love them too and even started giving them as presents for friends. The material is super soft and extremely breathable so they work for everyday use but also for sports. Give them a try and enjoy feet bliss!

The white color is not great to look at, but these are the best socks. If you're looking to get into toe socks, there's no denying Injini is the way to go. The size guide is accurate (I was initially hesitant to get a size S with women's 8.5 feet but they're a perfect fit.

I've been wearing these on all days when I hike more than 5 miles for 3 years now. My toes are very happy. If I have issues because I had to ford too many streams, I just tape the poor toes and pull these on over it. Wroks fine to get me through the day without pain. All of my pairs have lasted amazingly well, but I do wear these little guys under my wool hiking socks. Together, they keep my feet in great shape at all times.

I have various styles orf Injinji socks. HIkers, liners, Run Lightweight, and NoShow reg weight. I use them for various shoes or activities. This new Run Lightweight No-Show sock is very soft, and I am really enjoying the thin material for using in the gym to work out or walk around town in my Altra Torin 6 shoes. The material has gotten softer and I will continue wearing their socks. so comfy and health for my toes

Toe socks… I’ve become what I once swore to destroy! Less dramatically, on a whim with rewards points last year I skeptically bought my first pair of Injinji toe socks, and honestly I’m not sure I’m going to look back. PRO: - Very lightweight; the material of these socks are light and breathable. - I’m impressed with the durability, too. I’ve worn these many times a week, running, hiking, and at a standing desk, and they’ve lasted a solid 12 months. Even though they have started to develop small holes in between the toes, they aren’t giving way quickly. - Fewer blisters when running. The fabric between my toes keeps my toes from rubbing together, keeping them dry and separated. - Promoting foot health. The socks help my toes spay better then tight socks that wrap my whole foot. I’ve been in minimal and wide footwear for a few years now, and these socks make minimal footwear even better. CON: They take about four times as long to put on than standard socks! Not sure there’s a way around it, but it is a thing… I’m a believer in these toe socks. They’re more expensive than a pack of Walmart socks, but in return you’re getting light, breathable, flexible, durable, healthy socks. Your feet will thank you!

I know the phrase "I'm obsessed with these" is over used, but...I'm obsessed. I have three pairs of Injinji socks now and they're my absolute favorite for runs of all types. As a minimalist shoe wearer, I find that these limit chafing and increase ground feel on long runs. You'd be shocked to realize how much regular socks push your toes together! I find myself picking up a pair of these every time I'm in the store.

I prefer the trail version of these socks but the running version were thin and lightweight

Wear these with my running shoes - prevents blisters which is a huge plus

If these socks were more durable, they'd be perfect. I wear these for walking dogs through trails in the state forest and through open fields as a shelter volunteer. I wear a women's 12, men's 10.5-11 depending on the shoe. I bought these in a Large and they fit perfectly, even with my very long toes. I have sensory issues and thought I would hate them but the difference they make in comfort vs regular socks is amazing. I overheat extremely fast, starting with my feet, but I can spend hours outdoors in these with no issues. I walk dogs, for up to 4 hours, 3-4 days a week and my feet feel great afterwards. I have bunions and other foot issues but these socks have helped make walking extremely comfortable. They stop exactly where I prefer my socks be, right below the ankle. They wick moisture and dry fast. My feet don't sweat but I do end up walking through a lot of wet areas with the dogs and these socks keep my feet comfy. I absolutely hate that they fall apart after a few months. For the price, they should be 10x more durable.