Review on Injinji Mens Liner Toesocks Large by Jarom Bulles

This is my fifth pair of high performance Injinji socks and I am still very satisfied. The ultimate toe socks that keep your toes dry and warm. and this is another Injinji quality product, made of good materials, very well designed and sewn and very comfortable, high performance sock. special. That; • nice, thin, moisture-wicking undersock • very easy to put on and slip on your toes • no seams on the toes! it is very very beautiful and comfortable! • no pressure points around the ankle or on the elastic at the tip of the toe • moderate, comfortable compression around the arch of the foot, which is a very good attribute for performance and comfort • very well made and high quality • very durable and therefore old (updated 13.07 .17) notes on socks; For those unfamiliar with toe socks, please note the following; • Toes sweat and stick together in regular socks, which is often the main cause of cold toes and subsequent cold feet. • While this may seem counterintuitive as we all know that mittens are generally warmer than gloves because your fingers are together rather than apart to keep them warm, the opposite is true for toes and socks as the difference is that the fingers do not sweat like the fingers. So when it comes to toes and persistent toe sweating, again it is the opposite of toes and keeping sweaty toes separate can keep them dry and warm for a more comfortable experience. • Most importantly, moisture-wicking socks make a great base layer in cold weather, as they prevent sweaty toes from touching and freezing, and they also wick away moisture, keeping your toes and then the entire foot dry and warm. Crew socks are also great at "wicking away” moisture, keeping toes and feet warm. Although it is not polypropylene, which is generally the best base layer due to polypropylene's ability to absorb moisture, the polyester weave of these inner socks offers exceptional moisture wicking and therefore these socks are not only very thin but also moisture wicking. and dry very quickly. In cold weather (10°-30°F) Injinji seemed to be the best sock for me and below is a link to my favorite and my highest recommendation, although this Injinji liner is great for these temperatures too. • Note: If you're cycling in cold weather, you still need windproof toe pads for your shoes, but moisture-wicking toe socks will do wonders to keep your feet warm, sweat-wicking and toe-safe. and therefore all your feet are warm. You also need a great top and bottom that wicks moisture, the best of which is Helly Hansen's LIFA Polypropylene. There are many sellers of HH Polypro LIFA tops and bottoms so finding them here at Revain is easy. Men's socks Injinji Sport Original Weight Micro Performance Toe Socks loved it, thanks! :-)