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My Review of Training Sock 2 Pack

Originally submitted at lucy

Buy 2 packs of select lucy socks for $20 This performance training sock feels good from top to bottom. underneath, a comfort-cushioned footbed reduces shock— on top, an airy mesh ventilates and cools. And the stay-put ankle band includes a padded heel to reduce chafing and prevent blisters. Fits sh...


My Favorite Running Socks

By Jolene from Seattle, WA on 1/7/2012

 

5out of 5

Sizing: Feels true to size

Pros: Breathable, Comfortable, Stylish, Dries Quickly

Best Uses: Warm Weather, Competition, Running, Gym, Cycling

Describe Yourself: Avid Athlete

Was this a gift?: No

I always have issues with shoes rubbing the back of my feet. I love thiese socks because they are a shorter cut but the tab on the back keeps them right where they are supposed to be and protect my feet from nasty blisters. I wear them whenever I am running. I own a couple pairs in every color available yet and they have been through the wash countless times but are still in great shape, a testament to the Lucy quality. Use caution when wearing in the cold though. I ran a race in below freezing weather with these socks and ventilated shoes and my toes froze. The next year I bought the Lucy wool athletic socks and got to tease my brother when he complained about his cold toes.

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