@@mikemikemikemikemikemeup Yep! Use a drying clothes rack, can purchase at Walmart, Target, Amazon. Your Injinji's and all your other socks will last a lot longer. 👌😊
@@leaaugusta9924 I do all my t-shirts and all my socks, never use the dryer for those....I have so many socks it's ridiculous from many years ago that look and feel great! Line dry all the time! 👌😊
I have purchased cheaper toe socks and the main thing I didn't like was the wider weave, so I could feel the "grain" of the sock. I buy injinji when they are on sale. The only local store I find them now is REI. I prefer the lightest weight liners, but I think my current ones are relatively thin wool ones.
Injinji care instructions indicate line drying, but I do use air dry in my dryer to pull of cat hair before hanging them to dry. I got my first pair along with my first pair of VFFs and was surprised when the cashier said that I’d be amazed at the improved feel of these toe socks in regular shoes, too. Much to my surprise, I was, even in a “normal” - neither wide or narrow - toe box.
Great video. I just purchased my first pair of minimalist shoes…I’m transitioning to this barefoot shoe lifestyle. I noticed that the store I purchased my shoes from had these but I was hesitant due to the price….after all I was already shelling out a significant amount of money for what I hope to be a good investment for my feet. I ended up ordering a generic brand of toe socks that came in a four pack for the same price for one pair of the injini brand. I am surprised that I actually like those funny looking things. So…I was like, if these are nice how much better are the injinji. Your video is very helpful.
You could try toe socks from Vibram... On Zalando I paid 15 euros for a pack with 3. Still more expensive than regular socks but the idea is to get any marginal gain to spread our toes
Trying Injinji because my sweaty feet. Cheap cotton socks are awful for me. I have been wearing Darn Tough for about 6 months now and have decided merino wool is a miracle fabric but wanted to see what else was out there.
I have a few pairs of Injinji Socks. I personally like them. I bought them because I have different foot problems,and they work very well for what I need. Injinji has great Customer Service,and I actually enjoy placing my orders with them. I am Subscribed to this Podcast Program,and I appreciate it very much.
Lol, I picked up a pair second hand (looked brand new). Love them. Finally found a shop front in Australia cos I won't buy from Amazon. $10 for a decent pair of socks is cheap!!! Closer to 20+ here
1:53 at this point you should tell us which model exactly you're reviewing :)
Tip: you should always line dry your Injinji toe socks!! Or any socks for that matter. 👌😊
Line dry?
@@mikemikemikemikemikemeup Yep! Use a drying clothes rack, can purchase at Walmart, Target, Amazon. Your Injinji's and all your other socks will last a lot longer. 👌😊
@@JimmyG3237 oh ok thanks I didn’t know that.
I line dry ALL my laundry and ALL my laundry thanks me.
@@leaaugusta9924 I do all my t-shirts and all my socks, never use the dryer for those....I have so many socks it's ridiculous from many years ago that look and feel great! Line dry all the time! 👌😊
I have purchased cheaper toe socks and the main thing I didn't like was the wider weave, so I could feel the "grain" of the sock. I buy injinji when they are on sale. The only local store I find them now is REI. I prefer the lightest weight liners, but I think my current ones are relatively thin wool ones.
Thank you for that, I too have sensitive feet and can feel the weave/knit of many socks.
Injinji care instructions indicate line drying, but I do use air dry in my dryer to pull of cat hair before hanging them to dry. I got my first pair along with my first pair of VFFs and was surprised when the cashier said that I’d be amazed at the improved feel of these toe socks in regular shoes, too. Much to my surprise, I was, even in a “normal” - neither wide or narrow - toe box.
Great video. I just purchased my first pair of minimalist shoes…I’m transitioning to this barefoot shoe lifestyle. I noticed that the store I purchased my shoes from had these but I was hesitant due to the price….after all I was already shelling out a significant amount of money for what I hope to be a good investment for my feet. I ended up ordering a generic brand of toe socks that came in a four pack for the same price for one pair of the injini brand. I am surprised that I actually like those funny looking things. So…I was like, if these are nice how much better are the injinji. Your video is very helpful.
They are socks 😅
You could try toe socks from Vibram... On Zalando I paid 15 euros for a pack with 3. Still more expensive than regular socks but the idea is to get any marginal gain to spread our toes
Trying Injinji because my sweaty feet. Cheap cotton socks are awful for me. I have been wearing Darn Tough for about 6 months now and have decided merino wool is a miracle fabric but wanted to see what else was out there.
Good luck!
I have a few pairs of Injinji Socks. I personally like them. I bought them because I have different foot problems,and they work very well for what I need. Injinji has great Customer Service,and I actually enjoy placing my orders with them.
I am Subscribed to this Podcast Program,and I appreciate it very much.
Lol, I picked up a pair second hand (looked brand new). Love them. Finally found a shop front in Australia cos I won't buy from Amazon. $10 for a decent pair of socks is cheap!!! Closer to 20+ here
Hi i was wondering which shop is this i wanted to get a pair
Thank you!
I wear inj scoks, love them
Great video! Thank you.
I really enjoy your videos! Just binged trough all of them haha Keep up the good work:)
Thank you so much, I appreciate the support!
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What do they do? What are the advantages and benefits for wellbeing?
The main advantage is that the socks do not push your toes together from the fabric. It allows for your toes to be placed in a natural positon.
@@ForTeamTang Thank you for letting me know and I appreciate your videos!
@@leaaugusta9924 Glad I could help and thank you for your support!
If you're a runner, it is good for preventing blisters.
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