🏃 Max Durability Swiftwick PERFORMANCE FOUR Crew Socks: Perfect for Trail Running & Cycling Review

I love these socks. Excellent compression and comfort on the feet. Drove 3 hours and felt very good. Based on my experience with the first, I bought a second pair. I will buy another pair. These aren't the cheapest socks, but the quality justifies the price in my opinion.

I have bought several pairs of these running and cycling shoes over the last few years. The cuff is secure and the sock fits snugly to the body, minimizing hot spots. No leg pad. Normal when wet (rain, electricity, sweat, etc.) without additional stretch. Tough enough for thin wear.

I ordered these socks specifically for exercise. They are soft and fit great. I usually buy Nike socks and have even tried regular Walmart socks. BUT I tried these socks for moisture control. I wear them for the toughest workouts and when I take them off my feet feel bone dry. I would definitely order more if I didn't already have a full suitcase!

My first encounter with this brand was their great ankle socks. So much so that I have 8 pairs. However, this line of products is not a game. I've tried wearing them but they just aren't comfortable for me. I went back to another supplier of quarter length socks. Three stars only because I like a line of products but couldn't hold out on them long enough to rate them. I've gone soft!

The description says Swiftwick- PERFORMANCE FOUR Trail Running & Cycling Crew Socksas in FOUR not FOR and SOCKS means 4 pairs or at least 4 socks - the box label when shipping says FOUR Quater Crew - which in turn is a Quarter for 1/4 crew length is overkill - long story short, if you're willing to pay $15 for 1 ONE pair of socks go ahead, but don't upfront, there are brands of equal quality that will actually ship 4 pairs of socks.

I only wear Swift Wicks socks. These are by far the best socks for running, training and working out. I also wear them as everyday socks. I had no problems with blisters. Because of the material, they are really breathable, which probably helps. Long ones are good in winter so your ankles don't get exposed to inclement weather. I've had this style of socks for about four years and have never thrown away a pair due to aging. These socks are significantly more expensive than regular socks, but…

I've been buying brand name cycling socks for a year and overall the Smithwick work and wear well based on at least about 4 uses to date. Black with a minimalist design, it absorbs moisture well and is comfortable to wear on hot days. This is my first experience with this brand and the sock is clearly of very high quality but be prepared for a little work of putting it on and taking it off over and over again. I'm not saying it's a disadvantage as you definitely don't want slipping or getting…