Injinji 2.0 Outdoor Midweight Crew Nuwool Socks

These are great.I wear Vibrams Five Fingers for running and a couple weeks ago (before I bought these socks) I had to turn back after about 8 minutes of running because my toes became numb. I was thinking I'd have to buy a new pair of shoes just for running and then buy warm socks and it'd be a ton of money that I wasn't expecting to spend.After some research and some recommendations from others, I decided to give these socks a try. They're a bit expensive for one pair of socks, but they're cheaper than new pair of shoes and a new pair of socks.I've worn these for several runs now, the coldest run being around 22°. During the first couple minutes my feet were slightly chilly, but not painfully so. The rest of my body was also chilly because that's how runs always start when it's cold out and that's to be expected. After about 10 minutes my core warmed up and then my feet started to warm up. I've had no issues with numbness and no issues with my toes being painfully cold.A note about fit: I buy my Vibrams so they're snug with no socks. This prevents movement of my foot within my shoe and prevents awkward rubbing and blisters. These socks are a little bit thicker than the normal Injinji and I was concerned about how they would affect the fit of my shoes. My shoes are more difficult to put on, but they still fit and it's not uncomfortable. The socks are also thicker on the bottom for a slight bit of padding and thinner on the top for breathability.I'm so glad I bought these socks. They've helped me continue to run outside even as the temperatures drop.

I've been using these for work for a little over a year. In that time I've been doing construction and more recently heavy industry, so they've received a lot of abuse. I don't know how wool manages it, but it breathes better than cotton in the Summer and stays warmer in the Winter. I wish I could get everything in wool!At first I attempted to clean them like cotton socks and those first pairs started to wear badly in the heels. For a while now I've been machine washing them then line drying and they've stopped wearing out so badly. At this point I'm confident I'm going to get my money's worth and more from them. Over the year I've been slowly stocking up which helps with the high cost.

My pinky and the toe next to it love each other so much that they can't help but rub together during any period of extended walking/running. After a full day of walking around the Coba ruins in Mexico, my toes were RUINED. The blisters were insane. After we got back from our honeymoon, we started hiking a lot. Same issue. I started doing some research and found these socks. I bought these ones and the shorter, thinner, running socks. I wear these ones while I'm hiking and the others while I'm running or spending a day on my feet. They work GREAT. No blisters so far. Also, I'm totally one of those people who thought I'd hate everything about toe socks. I thought they'd be super uncomfortable. Not at all. Besides taking a bit longer to put on (think putting a glove on a child's hands), they are actually MORE comfortable than regular socks. I'm saving my money to make a big purchase and fill my drawer full of Injinji socks so that I never have to wear regular socks again.

Very comfortable, price was fine, I wore 5 pairs for 21 days on a cstx in Wisconsin and had no blisters or hot spots , probably the best option for work or hiking if you want toe socks . My only complaint is that they seem to shed , probably because they are animal product but after washing they have tiny lint balls on them definitely from the socks themselves and even with hand washing they are there.

Yoish!I purchased these socks, in order to give them a try on my old growth forest runs here in the Olympic Mountains. I have also been checking them out to see if they could be used in the barefoot training classes that i hold here in the Hoh River Valley Rain Forest. I have been looking for a foot cover that any tender sole student could wear to help them get through the first transitions in landing the bare soles. So i have been testing them out and keeping track on how fast they wear out. Understand that i do not wear them with shoes. I wear them only when i run and train in my bare feet. So far i have put at least five miles a day, through old growth terrain, for almost two weeks now, and they show no sign of wear. So i highly recommend them.mickdodge.comNat GeoLegend of Mick Dodge

I can't even think about going hiking without these. If you have issues with toes (usually the pinky) curling under the others and blistering within hours of walking... you must get these. They help so much I can't even begin to really convey.Customer service with this company was awesome as well. I have ordered several of these socks in differing weights and lengths and never had a problem until this pair. The small toe came apart at the seem after one use. Like a blow-out or something. No worries though, I ordered a new pair, sent in my request for a refund. Told them what happened, they paid for shipping and the packaging to return them. Awesome!!!! Other than having to go to the UPS store to return them, it was no hassle! 5 stars all around.

I have a wide foot and have always needed wide shoes. Over the last couple of years I found even my favorite shoes didn't feel as comfortable as they used to. I bought new shoes, new socks, etc... searching for a little more foot comfort, I'm on my feet most of the day. I have a pair of five finger running shoes and had purchased five toed socks to use in them in cooler weather. One morning I decided to wear those socks with my regular shoes and my feet were comfortable all day! The next day I wore another pair and had the same comfortable results. I ordered the crew socks and now the five toed socks are all I wear. My feet thank me. Injinji makes a quality sock that doesn't move around on my foot and so far they have been long lasting. I recommend these for anyone looking for foot comfort.