Injinji Performance Crew Sock
I have not pushed these socks too hard yet. As a trail…
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Price Paid: $12.95
I have not pushed these socks too hard yet. As a trail marathoner, mountain biker, climber, backpacker, mountaineer, and podiatry student, I expect a lot out of anything I put on my feet. These don't overly impress me so far. The material seems cheap, too many seams, and the seams also seem to merge at weak points and look very prone to early wear and tear.
I do fully respect the idea, by trying to put material between the toes, hopefully interdigital blisters can be avoided. Truly, if blisters do occur in between toes, it's most likely due to too tight shoes or an inherent biomechanical problem with your foot.
I'll be the first to pull this review if I do fall in love with the socks, but now... just not that impressed.
Unboxing review on the link below
http://twofeetstuckoutside.blogspot.com/2011/01/injinji-toe-socks-unboxing.html
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Injinji Performance Crew Sock
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