Sof Sole FIT Review
Even though they are not a household name, Sof Sole has been around in the performance sock market for over 20 years. Sof Sole carries a wide selection of socks as well as insoles...
Category: Performance Socks
Asics Trail Shield Quarter Review
As shoes have evolved since the 1950s, socks have generally been an afterthought. Over the last few years; however, technology in socks has started garnering the same attention (and marketing potential) as shoes. Asics...
Swiftwick Socks Review
It’s rare that your socks match your shoes in terms of build tech and ingenuity; when it does, though, it sure feels good. Swiftwick socks represent the best of both worlds – there’s enough...
FITSOK Full Lineup Review
The folks over at FitSok were kind enough to send over the full lineup for us to review. Some would say that all socks are created equal – I’d say no, good sir (or...
Running socks worth taking a look at
As the running season starts to heat up and we start to pile on the miles and races, having a few pairs of dependable socks can make the season that much more enjoyable. When...
Asics Hera Low Cut Socks Review
Asics’ Hera low cut socks are synthetic (96% Nylon, 4% Spandex), lightly cushioned, seamless athletic socks great for anything from running to everyday wear. They come with left and right specific socks to provide...
Asics Kinsei Classic Low Cut Sock Review
Often overlooked, running socks are an extremely important component of any runner’s wardrobe. I’ve seen many a consumer get sold on the latest and greatest running shoe after complaining to the salesperson of blisters,...
Keen Cat 6 Ultra Lite Socks Review
The Cat ¼ Crew socks are the second pair of Keen socks I tested and I was just as impressed with these as the first pair. I am now officially hooked on Keen socks. The...
Keen Zip Low Cut Hyperlite Cushioning Socks Review
These Keen Zip Hyperlite Cushioning Socks are some of the most comfortable, well-fitting socks I have ever put on. Who would have thought that a left and right sock would make such a big...
FITS Sock Co Light Runner No Show Review
FITS Sock Co, as its’ name implies, aims to provide you with the best fitting sock out on the market. Working in the gear review industry means that I have slipped my feet into...
Smartwool PhD Ski Medium Sock Review
Socks are not exactly the sexiest piece of gear in your wardrobe (at least I hope they are not), but our friends over at Smartwool have made it their mission to at least keep...
Lorpen Tri Layer Light and Ultralight Trail Running Sock Review
Lorpen is a quality sock brand based in the Basque region of Spain (read: tested in the rigors of the Pyrenees). Their vision is “to product the best technical socks for serious outdoor activities”....
Fits Ultra Light Hiker Low Review
Socks are, well… socks. What is there really to say? Well, for those of us who are active, you know that socks have the power to enable or ruin your fun. Striving to create...
Injinji Performance Series Lightweight No-Show Toesock Review
As part of the Injinji line-up, the Performance Series lightweight sock touts their standard individual toe design built with high-quality, sport-friendly fabrics (CoolMax and Lyrca) coupled with Injinji’s AIS technology. The socks molded to...
Darn Tough Vermont 1/4 Sock Mesh Run Bike Sock Review
Great socks are one of those things that you don’t always appreciate until you have them. Darn Tough Vermont has been making premium socks for over 30 years and the 1/4 Sock Mesh Run...
Goodhew Sock Review
Normally, we like to review products for a month or so in various activities, weather, terrain, etc., and then write up a review for posting. This time around, I decided to take a different...
Wigwam Socks with Outlast Review
As someone who loves to get their heart rate pounding while skiing, running, hiking, etc, it’s important for me to have my gear help regulate my body temperature. This includes moisture wicking shirts, pants,...
Smartwool PhD Graduated Compression Socks Review
No, that’s not a typo– Smartwool is in on the compression game too! Compression may not be new, but combining graduated compression with natural merino wool is a step in a new direction. My...
