Swiftwick Aspire Mid-Crew Socks
Sprints, jogs or marathons—the Swiftwick Aspire Mid-Crew Socks are engineered to meet the demands of your run with breathable support, blister protection, firm compression and zero slippage.
- Firm compression to reduce fatigue on runs
- Made with signature olefin fibers that wick away moisture to keep feet dry and blister-free
- Channeled uppers increase breathability to help keep feet cool
- Seamless toe boxes eliminate friction around your toes for a comfortable fit
- Y-shaped heels create a snug fit that moves with your feet without bunching or slipping
- Mesh footbeds provide ventilation and increase breathability, keeping feet cool
- Arch band maintains shape, keeps socks in place and firmly supports arches
Made in USA.
View all Swiftwick Men's Running Socks| Best Use | Running |
|---|---|
| Fabric | 79% nylon/18% olefin/3% spandex |
| Sock Height | Crew |
| Sock Cushioning | Ultralight Cushioning |
| Compression | Yes |
| Quick Drying | Yes |
| Moisture Wicking | Yes |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Compression Level | 20-30 mmHG |
| S | M | L | XL | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| U.S. Men's | 3-6.5 | 7-9.5 | 10-11.5 | 12-15 |
| U.S. Women's | 4-7.5 | 8-10.5 | 11-13 | 13.5-16.5 |
| EU | 34-38 | 39-42 | 43-45 | 46-49 |
Sizing Notes
For socks, please use shoe size.
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I absolutely love these socks. I buy them specifically for skating, as I'm pretty prone to blisters and hockey skates can be particularly punishing on the feet and ankles. I'd tried a dozen other socks designed for running/hiking (drymax, smartwool, wigwam, etc.) before finding these. None of them were even close. I always had to use body glide or some other anti-chafe product and even then I'd sometimes get a blister after a long day. With these, I have zero discomfort after hours on my feet. I recommend them to anyone prone to blisters and especially anyone looking for skate socks
I use the Aspire Mid for running as well as for everyday wear with athletic shoes. Very comfortable and I never feel I need to take them off, like I was when I wore CEP socks. Extremely comfortable with just enough amount of perfectly dialed in compression.
I rarely write reviews, especially not about socks. I have several pair of Swiftwick socks in the Aspire one series. They were so comfortable I decided to give the Aspire seven a shot. These socks are super comfortable and worth the extra money. They are designed to provide support in the arches and balls of the foot and compression to the lower calf. The socks do all of this, and are thin and take up minimal room in my shoes. They also don't fall down and get bunched up in my shoes, which is almost always a problem for me with typical crew socks. I also like the bright yellow color too, you can't miss these :) I would recommend Swiftwick to anyone looking for a supportive sock that can be worn for working out or hanging out.
"The Aspire Mid-Crew socks are everything you could want in a pair of socks"”great fit, top-quality material, and stylish to boot. The fit is snug but comfortable, providing excellent support during workouts or just everyday wear. The material feels durable yet breathable, keeping your feet cool and dry throughout the day. As for the style, these socks manage to strike a perfect balance between function and fashion. Whether you're hitting the gym or wearing them casually, they look and feel great. Highly recommend!"
As stated in review of swiftwick in general. My son likes these socks and they are helpful in avoiding blisters. The one things we have noticed is that the cuffs come apart. I will attach a picture. For the price I would think they maybe would stay together a little longer. He does wear them a lot but probably has about 10 pairs total. Also he just started to wear this kind of sock last spring during outdoor track. So I feel they should last a little longer for the price.
I have about 10 pairs of these in the lower height (4" maybe?) anyway I wanted to get the crew height because that what the cool kids wear now. I don't feel like I am any cooler but your results may vary. I do love the fit and feel and durability of the Aspire socks. I wish they would add some more colors to the line maybe a green or something goofy. IDK hard to complain about a great product.
Concerning the compression & sizing in the Aspire 7 Hi-Viz Yellow sock .... There is more compression at the cuff than at the arch, where it is needed and as advertised. I am also wondering if your sizing chart may be not accurate. I ordered the Large as noted for myself and Medium for my girlfriend.. and guess what, the Medium fits me better and I could feel more compression in my arch.
I did a lot of reading before buying into a brand of socks for cycling. These came highly recommended, and they do not disappoint. Love the neon socks, they look surprisingly better than I expected with more of my kits, and I love having something moving on my person that is neon green for traffic safety. These meet a lot of criteria, and so far have been extremely comfortable.
Disappointed. I'm not sure how the different versions compare to 5-10 years ago, but the Aspire line has a slippery feel now. They don't stay up and gradually bunch at the ankle. The swiftwicks I have from long ago still have much more compression than these. Hope I can find a version closer in feel and fit to the original swiftwicks.
They definitely changed the material and these may need to be washed once or twice before using, but my first runs they caused my feet to sweat a lot vs. wicking them away like my old Swiftwick socks. If a couple of wash cycles makes them work as designed then I will change my review, but that was not necessary with the old ones.