I’m extraordinarily prone to blisters, and I literally don’t know what I would have done without these sock liners on my first backpacking trip. I thought I’d try them out for a day or two of my five-day trip just to see what they were like, but they soon became my favorite and then the *only* sock I wore.
That’s right, these were so comfortable and just the right thickness that I ended up wearing them as my only socks. They layered well under my hiking sock, as intended, with no complaints, but with just the toe sock, my feet felt so free, which, when also confined to a boot for 12 hours a day, was a feat. They’re sturdy in construction — even the fiddly bits around the toes — and they stayed remarkably fresh for being on my feet for literally five days. I have very sweaty feet, and these help to keep them as dry as possible, which keeps me blister-free and safe.
Take the advice I wish someone would have given me and go ahead and get multiple pairs. Injinji makes socks and liners in all different styles and thicknesses, and they’re bound to love them all.
Get them from Amazon for $13 (available in unisex sizes S–XL and three colors).
Source: https://www.buzzfeed.com/racheldunkel/pieces-of-workout-clothing-that-are-actually-moisture
