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August 26, 2022 2 min read
There are socks. And then there are running socks. And then, sure enough, there are trail running socks. The demands of trail running are as unique as the terrain you choose to run on, so the socks you wear need enough support, cushion, and protection to adapt and work with you.
But what exactly makes a sock perfect for the trails?
The unique terrain of trail running requires certain sock features. The best socks will support your muscles while running on uneven surfaces without uncomfortable squeezing your feet. A moderate compression sock hugs your feet as they flex and move, supporting your arch and keeping you comfortable all day long.
The uneven footing and variable terrain encountered while trail running calls for a little cushion in your footbed. FLITE XT® TRAIL is the Goldilocks of cushion, (not too thick, not too thin) and fits comfortably into any technical shoe. You’ll feel gentle shock absorption with every step - getting you back to the trailhead in no time.
There’s nothing worse than getting a blister when you’re miles into the woods. If you’re heading out on the trail, you need socks with proper moisture-wicking technology to keep your feet dry, cool and comfortable... even on hours-long excursions. Every Swiftwick sock features moisture-wicking technology, so you’ll be blissfully blister-free.
It’s up to personal preference, but many trail runners prefer a taller cuff height than the classic no-show. A Quarter-Crew or Crew cuff height can protect the ankles from brush and prevent stray pebbles from slipping into your shoes.
If you find yourself with blisters, discomfort, or socks that slip, try upgrading your trail socks and experience the Swiftwick difference.
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