Back in the day, when I started running, I remember going without socks a lot. Now, I wear them, but in the heat and humidity, my toenails take a beating. Aside from "stinky" shoes, why bother with socks as they contribute to the weight and the problem. Any comments?
High heat and humidity hijack wrote:
Back in the day, when I started running, I remember going without socks a lot. Now, I wear them, but in the heat and humidity, my toenails take a beating. Aside from "stinky" shoes, why bother with socks as they contribute to the weight and the problem. Any comments?
Your feet don't blister? My feet blister with socks and I am sure would without socks.
In winter, I wear normal thickness running socks. In summer, I wear super thin socks. It's very hard to find super thin men's socks, so I can wear women's Danskins socks in size large. (I'm a 9 1/2.) They're sold in solid white and solid black. Some supermodel is in the brand name. I don't think socks are gender specific. :) They're also super cheap... 6 pair for about $7.
The thinner the socks, the less sweat they can hold.
Thanks for the suggestion risky.
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