Description
The Injinji RUN Lightweight Mini-Crew Running Toe Socks our lightest weight running mini-crew provides maximum comfort with minimal bulk. The design puts fabric around each toe, eliminating skin-on-skin friction that can cause blisters. And it gives your toes freedom to splay, align naturally, and work independently for improved comfort, balance and grip. COOLMAX® fibres and a breathable mesh top keep your feet cool and dry, and the seamless ergonomic construction and integrated arch support provide a secure, slip-free fit. The mini-crew length sits just below the ankle for debris protection and cool comfort.
Pavement or trail, training or race day – our versatile running socks leverage our patented five-toe technology to keep each toe separate, eliminating the friction that can cause blisters while freeing them to splay and align naturally for better comfort and feel. Moisture-wicking materials, integrated ventilation, ergonomic fit, and focused cushioning keep you dry, supported, and comfortable on any run. Recovery day? Après race? These super-comfy socks are perfect with your flip-flops, too.
The mini-crew length rests just above the ankle, fully covering and protecting the heel.
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Injinji RUN Lightweight Mini-Crew Toe Socks Features & Benefits
Blister Prevention
With each toe protected, skin-on-skin friction is completely eliminated protecting your foot from blisters and hot spots.
Moisture Management
Each toe is wrapped in sweat-wicking material so your foot will be drier and therefore more comfortable than in traditional socks.
Total Foot Utilisation
When your toes are separated and properly aligned, this allows your entire foot to be engaged in any athletic activity.
Arch Support
Supportive band that offers a secure and stable fit. 
200 Needle Count
Extra cushioning on the footbed to increase foot comfort.
Fibre Content
Fiber content: 27% CoolMax® 68% Nylon, 5% Lycra®
Mesh Top
Supportive band that offers a secure and stable fit.
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