Can these be worn under another pair of socks for backpack hiking? The injinji liner socks don't come in no-show, so I'm wondering if these will do.
3876
Yes, they are perfect for under heavier hiking socks. The material is thin but sturdy. Helps prevent blisters between the toes. That is why I use them.
3877
I've never used Injinji liner socks but these socks sold here are pretty thin. If you're planning to wear 2 pairs of toes socks it might be tight on your toes and might be an issue if you have the Vibram shoes. Depending on the type their might not be enough room for toes in the Vibram shoes with 2 pairs of regular socks. But that being said if you wanted to wear these under non-toe socks and regular type boots then yes it should be fine.
1764241
No. there is a seam on the toe section. However, the socks are thick enough that I had not even noticed until I saw your question.
634502
I wouldn't consider the socks as thin. I use them for volleyball and love them. They do have some cushioning. They work perfectly for volleyball and are currently my favorite socks. I don't, however, know about their use as softball socks.
1095131
I was surprised how thick the bottom of the sock was when I first got them. I have two pairs that I use for Winter and Spring hiking. I would suggest that if you are using them for hiking that you allow extra room in your boots to account for the thickness. I also used a sock liner, but found them unnecessary.
2235673
Not sure about socks. They are a liner that you wear under your socks. The gloves are also a liner intended to be worn under your gloves.
2208971
I wear these when I do yoga barefooted. I prefer orthotic soles in shoes, but I don't see why these wouldn't work. They do stay in place and I think it's worth a try.
611352
I didn't buy them for wearing anywhere except to bed in the winter. For that they work GREAT! How they would hold up in boots is iffy. They seem a bit to 'fluffy' for much hard wearing. I would try it but would wear thin 'wicking' socks under them.
450439
These are 2 mm and you probably could wear them inside your boots but, I would opt for a really good pair of wool socks instead. I would think your feet would sweat while snowshoeing and I don't think these would be good. Why? Well your sweat would be trapped inside then chill you down. Wool would wick away the sweat while keeping you warm. good luck
4037
the running sock is VERY hard putting on and taking off. but love the sock, very great on the legs. i leave them on all day. but, really i would wear the socks when walking, running and every day wear. p s too heavy for hot months
1094691
I try to wash them at night when I take them off or in the morning. As long as they are clean when you put them on and they are keeping their shape, I keeping wearing them. I have a spare because I have put mine down when I take my socks off and forget to pick it up. Then in the morning when I go to put it on I forget where I put it. So I use my spare and then I find it. Always put it at a certain place every night so you know where it is. Sometime I go crazy looking for it because I didn't put it where it belongs. Hope this helps.
841127
These socks can be worn with anything however, they are NOT diabetic socks like they are advertised. All the pairs of socks I bought are all falling apart because I had to use some scissors and make slices on the top of the socks because they were too tight on my upper ankles and they were hurting and cutting off my blood circulation. If you are going to buy these socks, buy them for regular socks but NOT for diabetic socks or you will be disappointed such as I was.
420468
I have only worn these by themselves, but they don't seem at all bulky. Depending on the socks you put over them, they should be okay.
502292
I would think that if you can share socks now, you'll be able to share these. Just be sure to order the right size for one of you. I wear a woman's 7 or 7-1/2 and my Small is good for me, with perhaps just a tiny bit of extra length in both leg and foot -- just a tiny bit more than absolute ideal. I'm not sure how a man's size 9 translates to a Small in these socks, but anything larger would be too big for me. I hope this helps!
509577
They are cushioned, so they do provide a bit of insulation. I'm in AZ, and it's just now starting to dip into the 30's in the evening they do keep my feet pretty warm, but not as well as the full cushioned hiking socks Darn Tough also sells, if you're in an area with snow, you'll probably want the full cushion.
43446
mmm... I am not sure because I only used them in two occasions yet. But I have to say that my last backpacking trip was in really cold weather, and these were the only thick socks I had... so I ended up wearing them non-stop for 4 days, even at night (nasty I know, but so is backpacking). After 3 nights, 4 days, and some 60 miles on them, THEY DIDN'T SMELL! And nor did my feet (but then they never do).Washed and dried them since, and they are still soft and like new.Hope this helps!
118073
They sure do. It is removeable so you can also wear it with other shorts. I've found that the liner is the most important aspect of the shorts as they comfortably fit under most of my hiking shorts (some North Face and Kuhl shorts that I already owned). As such, I can now use those to bike in as well. Hope this helps.
490782
I believe these would work nicely on a pair of hiking shoes. They do allow adjustment for a snug fit. I was even thinking of putting these on my blackhawk boots but they don't have the length to fit. I think these laces are better then standard laces by far.