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#4 on this list
Trail Midweight Crew Toesocks
Injinji
The definitive fix for between-toe blisters. Odd once, then indispensable.
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Storm Sock Mid Knee
Bridgedale
British-made waterproof membrane sock. Turns trail runners into swamp boots.
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Specs side by side
| Spec | Trail Midweight Crew Toesocks | Storm Sock Mid Knee |
|---|---|---|
| Maker | Injinji | — |
| Model | Trail Midweight Crew Toesocks | — |
| Material | CoolMax, Nylon, Lycra | Nylon/Merino Blend |
| Cushioning | Midweight | — |
| Height | Crew | Mid-Knee |
| Blister Prevention | Exceptional (toe separation) | — |
| Construction | — | 3-Layer Waterproof |
| Weight | — | Heavy (per pair) |
| Origin | — | United Kingdom |
What our reviewers liked and didn't
Trail Midweight Crew Toesocks
- Completely eliminates between-toe blisters
- Excellent moisture-wicking keeps feet dry
- Comfortable midweight cushioning for long miles
- Durable construction holds up to heavy use
- Snug fit prevents bunching and slipping
- Unusual feel takes some getting used to
- Slightly longer to put on than traditional socks
- Higher price point than many standard hiking socks
Storm Sock Mid Knee
- Completely waterproof barrier for feet
- Mid-knee height prevents water ingress from splashes
- Durable outer construction resists abrasion
- Provides warmth in cold, wet conditions
- Significantly less breathable than standard socks
- Bulky and heavier than typical hiking socks
- Can feel clammy during high-output activities
- Less versatile for mixed weather conditions
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