In the summer I use running socks as casual socks, but in the winter its too cold to wear no show or low cut socks
So, do you wash 2+ pairs of socks per day (running and casual) or you always use running socks no matter how cold is the weather?
In the summer I use running socks as casual socks, but in the winter its too cold to wear no show or low cut socks
So, do you wash 2+ pairs of socks per day (running and casual) or you always use running socks no matter how cold is the weather?
Anybody?
It's running socks all year long for me. Winter isn't really a problem, though, as I hop in my car in the garage each morning and only have a 100m walk to the door when I park at work. Guess if my car broke down on a 15 degree day, I'd be uncomfortable walking to a gas station, but thus far, it hasn't happened.
I very seldom wear socks when I run, unless it's cold. Then, I have running socks and casual socks. Wash 2 per day.
I wear Swiftwick socks every day. I can run in them and just stay in them the rest of the day because they stay dry and don't stink
Running socks + Suit = A great story at the office.
Yep. I wear running socks with my slacks and a tie. It saves me at least one minute each day when I change into my running cloths after work!
I only wear sock when I run. I never wear them when I am not running.
I run 140 miles a week and don't know what "running" socks are. I just wear socks. I put some socks on and go run. I guess I run in "casual" socks as you guys would say.
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I run 140 miles a week and don't know what "running" socks are. I just wear socks. I put some socks on and go run. I guess I run in "casual" socks as you guys would say.
Yep. I have one pair of "running socks" only because Brooks included a pair for free when I ordered some other stuff form them once. Mostly I just run in regular socks.
Yep. I wear oxysox with my work boots and defeet socks when going out.
Yeah I'm awesome, I know.
DeFeet now has a line of Run Socks available. I especially like the DV8 Meta.
all the time, except at work.