WrightSock CoolMesh Lo Quarter Sock
User Reviews
I've been using these socks for running for over 10…
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Price Paid: $12/pair
I've been using these socks for running for over 10 years and LOVE them. I have never had major issues with blisters, rubbing or moisture.
Each pair does seem to wear down on the heel or toe seam after 1000+ miles, but I'd say that's a pretty good life span (plus even with a hole or two in them, they still work just fine). They dry very quickly, are machine washable without issue, and don't retain foot odors. A white pair will stay brownish after a few runs in the mud, but again that is entirely acceptable to me.
I would recommend these to anyone with blister problems looking for a lightweight running/hiking sock. They are obviously more expensive than cotton socks or some other tech fabric socks, but they last long and do the job!
Description
The CoolMesh Lo Quarter Sock is a running sock made by WrightSock. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review
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