Running Socks

hiking socks

Toe Socks for High Endurance Sports

ULTRA Sport ToeSox for running socks:

·Ultra moisture wicking
·Eliminate friction between toes that cause blisters
·Vented knit top helps cool feet faster
·Cushion sole to comfort foot during impact and various terrain
·Secure welt band keeps debris from getting into your running socks
·Five toe running socks allow toes to align for increased circulation

Our poor little toes and feet have been crammed into shoes and socks that don’t allow them to move freely and stretch. While you're exercising your body and wearing athletic shoes, exercise your feet™ in ULTRA Sport ToeSox running socks.

Two things cause blisters - moisture and friction. Eliminate these two elements and your feet are blister-free. The five- toe design of ToeSox running toe socks prevents skin on skin friction, while the Cocona® fibers of the ULTRA Sport running socks provide the most superior moisture wicking technology.

Not only do these running socks with Cocona® natural technology provide evaporative cooling for the feet, but the fibers become odor resistant.

Combine the moisture wicking technology of Cocona® with the vented knit top of the ULTRA Sport ToeSox, and you'll find your feet in the best running socks to keep your feet cooled as the heat and moisture are able to be released.

ULTRA Sport running socks combine the moisture wicking technology of Cocona® and a vented knit top to allow heat and moisture to be easily released.

 Try ULTRA Sport ToeSox for running, hiking, walking
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A word about your toes...

“ It’s never too late to learn to spread them. You have muscles in your feet that are designed to spread your toes just as the muscles in your hands spread your fingers. If your toes stayed glued together no matter how much you try to spread them, the muscles are probably atrophied from lack of use, and the toes themselves may have lost flexibility. “

Yoga Journal, July/August 2005

Feet First by Julie Gudmestad