Review on Injinji Mens Liner Toesocks Large by Ron Long

I like it very much! Yes, it takes an extra minute or two to make sure fingers are in the right places, but it's just "normal" in my opinion - like it or not, nobody has perfectly straight fingers that just slip off and would slide the product onto something . how unfair that is. I received them as part of my preparation/training for the Camino de Santiago. To be honest and frank, I still take other precautions — I put petroleum jelly on my feet and put band-aids on some of my toes that I KNOW are "problem kids." socks. Since purchasing these toe socks I have done many hikes and walks, the longest being 18.5 miles. All I can say is that I totally LOVE them! Yes, they seemed weird on my feet at first, but now I'm completely used to them and I don't feel any discomfort (not that I've ever experienced that). I use them all the time on the above hikes and walks and also work out in the gym every now and then. (Because going to the gym doesn't involve a long hike, I still wear my regular white cotton socks most of the time). I think longevity will probably be a bit of an issue as I'm already noticing that they're thinning out (albeit a little), maybe after 30 years. use and wash in the washing machine. If hand washed they might last longer than my current usage rate. With all of the above observations I really feel like they will get me through the 35-40 days I need them for and I don't think I can ask for a better one.