CEPMen's Ankle Compression Running Socks 4.0 - Low Cut Socks For Performance

I prefer this than the feetures.

very fit and comfortable

I am evaluating socks for Ironman distance triathlons the way I race them. The first criteria is how hard is it to get the socks on with damp feet and with nothing to sit or lean on. It is no surprise that compression socks are very hard to get on damp feet (after the swim). I want the socks with the help of a little foot powder or body spray to slide on. These socks can be a real challenge to get on after swimming.The second criteria is how do they perform as socks over the bike and run phase. For me that means about 12-13 hours of biking and running. I don't want to change socks a T2. I have not tested these socks in an actual race but in modest brick workouts they were only adequate. The compression kept the socks tight to the foot but the compression material isn't as absorbent as, for example, wool.Overall an adequate sock for a very long day.

I am super picky about socks -- some are too tight, some bunch up under my toes, some wear out super quick, and most really are just crap. I had some old CEP running sock, that are 10 years old and still amazing; so, I decided to try their low-cut running and hiking socks. Amazing. I doubt I will ever buy another brand.

Top Laufsocken!

These just add to the enjoyment of my run, will definitely be back for more

Good light ankle compression, not restrictive like ankle sleeve. Comfortable too.

Benutzt zum 73.9 km Supermarathon auf den Rennsteig krampffrei ins Ziel gekommen. Hatte gutes Laufgefühl!

Die Socken haben eine enge, gut sitzende Passform. Die Füße sind darin gut aufgehoben. 2+