🏃 Enhanced Performance with Swiftwick's Cushioned No Show Running Socks Review

Super thin and slippery! I slipped on my hardwood floor and nearly fell a couple of times. I can feel my feet slipping in my shoes. They are also not "not displayed". They are an inch taller than my shoes.

I've been wearing medium sized sweatshirts for over 8 years and I always give them 5 stars, fit perfectly and absolutely no chafing! I was disappointed in this pair because it was so loose it felt like the elasticity was gone. I just don't feel comfortable returning them because I've already worn them. I hope this is just a bad couple and they haven't changed their standards.

Simply the best light socks I have 10 pairs in different lengths. Some for running, some for cycling. They are better. They look like new even after countless washes. The best absorption cooling and they never cause hot spots or blisters. I still use goalless for very long runs (half marathon+) but for everything else I choose them.

For years I thought Swiftwick socks were the toughest, best running socks. They're great, don't get me wrong, but after moderate use for a year (500 miles) they develop toe holes. Stance socks are better in every way. They last longer, are more comfortable and tolerate moisture better. I've run countless miles, including the Boston Marathon several times. Stance running socks are exactly what you need, trust me.

I bought these socks after another pair that were terrible; I won't be scolding the seller but if you check out my other reviews you will find it (STAY FROM THEM FROM NO). Needless to say, this is a find! I've used them for trail running, 2 Spartan Sprints, 1 Battle Frog 8K and Spartan Super. They're still holding up and I'm ordering two more pairs, not because of the problem, but because they're so good! Anyone doing OCR will definitely appreciate these socks; They dry quickly and offer just…

These socks break the mold. I've worn them on runs of up to 18 miles in both high humidity and torrential rain and have never had blisters. I only recently discovered them in spring so haven't had a chance to wear them in cold weather yet. They have become my favorite socks and I only wish I could buy them in packs of 3 or 5. . But they are definitely worth the price! Edit 09/04/14 - When running in winter I prefer Merino wool socks as these Swiftwick socks don't warm my feet very well. In wet…

These socks feel good and last very well. I tend to get pinholes in my toes during normal walking and running. I bike to work all day and have found that some socks make my feet feel better at the end of the day than others. I decided to try more expensive socks. I bought a pair of Darn Tough Wool Socks, a pair of Wool Free Swiftwick Pursuit Socks, and these Swiftwick Performance Socks. All three pairs of socks were great compared to various cheap pairs I've bought in the past. However, this…

I have been a long distance runner all my life and I love that running is an inexpensive, low maintenance sport. I don't believe in spending big bucks on gear - I always buy running shoes on sale and don't bother too much with clothes. A $50 shirt doesn't make you faster - running fast and doing lots makes you faster :) The only thing that always amazes me about marathons is how my poor legs fidget. Blisters, dead toenails, whatever. I thought I was wearing regular socks - I wasn't wearing the…