Cushioned Anti-Slip Grips Women's Yoga Pilates Ballet Barre PiYo Socks for Toes and Feet Review

I don't wear these socks barefoot when I walk around the house. We have some hardwood floors and some rugs, so I like the grippy material underneath so I don't slip on hardwood floors. They are very comfortable to wear. Not too thick and not too thin. Since they only stretch enough to conform to your foot, I shared two packs with my 10 year old daughter. We each have a pair and I could buy more!

My foot hurts when I do zumba or hip hop and I usually go barefoot. Some teachers won't let me, so I looked for minimalist dance shoes. So far these are the best - they are very comfortable and secure on your feet, don't sweat and don't slip. Also, they look more like shoes than regular socks, which no trainer has noticed yet. Especially in jumping classes you will feel grippy areas under your feet. It hurt a little at first, but I got used to it. I want the grip points to cover a larger area…

I found these and decided to try them as slippers because my feet are always cold and I don't like normal slippers. At first I was afraid they would be too small due to the way they are packaged. As soon as I pulled the cardboard out of them, it was clear that they would fit my 11 foot height perfectly. They are very comfortable and handy. like I do in my socks. Another benefit is that they're thin enough that I can slip a pair of shoes right over them when I need to run outside. They do a…

These 2 pairs of black, soft, non-slip women's yoga, pilates, and ballet barre grips are very comfortable and provide great grip on my slippery tile floors. They're just as comfortable as stealth socks, with very grippy silicone dots on the bottom and elastic straps to keep them securely in place. While wearing them I thought of another fantastic use for my elderly mum so I'm glad they come in two sizes. -Package. There aren't many grippy socks that are easy to put on and help prevent slips and

A funny story about how my wife tried these socks on. Those were her first yoga socks. She didn't realize that the order contained two pairs of socks. That's why she decided that every set should be a sock with a classy foot massage insert. Bouncing around on her exercise mat, she decided they were really neat but too stiff to be "ballet shoes," but assumed that's what yoga socks looked like. But then she decided to investigate a little further and cautiously, carefully pulled out the "insole"…