Injinji Liner Crew NuWool Socks

They are on the higher end of my price zone but worth it.

Good boot socks to prevent blisters

Liked at first but wore holes in hell after only three times wearing them

I have size 15 (US) feet. I wear 5 fingers Vibram's. I have had these socks less than 24 hours but they fit my toes well, keep my feet warm and comfy (it is winter). The price is a little higher than I would like, however, I tried a cheaper version from another manufacturer and tossed all 5 pair in to the trash in less than 24 hours.I don't believe the materiel the other suppliers used conformed nearly as well to the contour of my toes. This led to an uncomfortable fit and a short life span at my home. These Injinji socks fit very well. I am very happy. I am excited to see how long they will last in the long term.

Great socks for running long distances and avoiding getting any blisters. Definitely a game-changer for my running.

I wore them under my normal socks for a forced march under load. No blisters or hotspots the next day.

I know many people who swear by these, but my toes still blistered while hiking. They're expensive for how thin they are. I regret my two pairs.

I wear these as socks all the time, they are a nice lightweight wool, good for most seasons. In the winter indoors I add polar fleece socks over them, though that's too bulky for most shoes/boots to go outdoors. REI used to carry them, but now only has the light cotton ones on their website, so I'm happy to find them here on Amazon. REI used to carry more Injinji socks in general, but now not as many.

Really like these and great for walking, unfortunately delivery was late and being an overseas supplier the updates were limited.

Just love them

Soft, and they make my toes happy. Viva the barefoot revolution!

Die Socken sind sehr angenehm zu tragen und auxh bei Schuhgröße 47/48 absolut ausreichend in der Länge.

I bought these to help with rubbing toes when hiking. And to that they do an OK job however they do not eliminate it. So for longer hikes over harder terrain I still tape my feet in certain spots.They are comfy and fit just fine they are warm enough but I usually wear these as a liner with warmer thicker socks over them.value for money is pretty poor. They are expensive for a pair of socks that don’t really help massively. But my issue is the quality is just not that great. There are small holes appearing in spots of the sock with only very few Uses so far. The parts where they join between the toes also have the same issue and look to be one of the first places the sock will fail. In the attached picture is a hole appearing on a part that isn’t even a stress spot. I have used these socks maybe on 10 hikes. And expected a little better for the priceI would recommend trying alternate cheaper brands if you think toe socks will help. Because they can’t be made any worse than these are.I would recommend these if the quality wasn’t so poor. Perhaps I got a bad pair but I think the wool is so thin that holes will appear real quickly in joints abs stress points