SwiftwickVIBE ZERO Trail and Road Running Socks, No-Show

I’ve been wearing these socks since 2011! I’m a runner and have tried multiple brands and this by far is the best! My socks since 2011 are still in great condition, too! Just ordered some more :)

I do a lot of walking and workouts so keeping my feet dry is important. These socks are working out great! Highly recommend.

Love the feel-soft material. Was trying other styles of swiftwick brand. Use to buy the running socks/footies. This style is a very different fit not as snug and thicker material. First wear was comfortable for 5mile walk.

I live in Fl, and we have a special kind of heat whether on the trail riding or running/walking, these socks are great for moist mitigation, cooling, and support.I've worked on bike shops, and have had the opportunity to try many different brands of socks. Swiftwick products, for me, are hands down the best performer out there.I've bought them for runners in my life who have calf cramping problems and it works for them. Plus, they didn't require Hulk like strength to put them on.From running barefoot on the beach too much, I've developed a falling arch, the Swiftwicks, absolutely helped with in ride orrun support.I try to use the black longer ones as dress socks because nice dress shoes look nice but that leather sole can get uncomfortable real fast.Worth the investment.

I have several pairs of Swiftwick Zero Vibe socks and often buy them as gifts for friends and family. Things I like about them:- The grey color is attractive with running shoes- The fit is snug (somewhat compressive) which prevents the wrinkling up of socks and lowers chances to get blisters while running- These socks do not hold moisture so I can wear them year-round even in cold temperatures they keep my feet warm while running- They do not hold odors so I can wear them multiple times before washing- In the couple of years I've owned these socks, I have seen no holes or damage in the socksThe only issue I have with the Zero length socks is that you can get a blister on the back of your foot if your running shoe touches your foot where the sock does not go high enough to cover the skin. If this is a potential issue for you, I suggest the One length socks.

I bought these looking for arch support/compression when I noticed my husband's other summer no seeums were kind of soft and flabby. He likes to walk the whole golf course but has started feeling some foot achiness. He's a size 9.5-10 so I bought the medium for compression. They looked way too small,stretched but felt tight on try on, but he said they were fine when he put them to use, and that his feet actually did hurt less after 18 holes walked. He felt better in these thin compression socks than in his cushioned ones.Now to see how long they hold up.If you're on the fence, go for the higher size, especially if compression isn't your biggest concern aside from wicking.

These were recommended by some running friends when I complained about the socks I was running in. I bought these and some ballegas and found these to be the better of the two in terms of comfort and fit (the L is perfect for a women's 11). Will be buying again and again.

I am one of those people who balks at paying so much for one pair of socks, even if they are running socks. Let me tell you these are totally worth it. I used to wear basic, cheap 'athletic' socks for running but since trying these will never go back to those. They don't slip or rub at all and my feet feel so must less 'exhausted' if that makes any sense. I wear them running year round and they work great in all temps, from the humid summer weather to the freezing cold MN winters, I love them so much I bought two more pairs!