Review: Injinji Wool toe socks

[surgtech1956]

I love your socks. Wondered if 'toe' socks would be uncomfortable. I might have to try some, my feet are always cold.

[BleeckerSt_Girl]

Knot, thanks for the update.

Those socks make me wonder though....if mittens keep your hands warmer than gloves, then wouldn't regular socks keep your toes warmer than toe-d socks??

[margo49]

My thoughts exactly. Your toes actually keep one another warm. S'pose it's all about the delta between body heat generated and environmental temp. Someone clever-er than me will have to do this calculation.
Also I grew up in my Grandma's hand-knitted (2 ply) woollen socks (short for summer and knee length for winter) so I would never find toed socks as comfortable. I don't find *any* socks as comfortable.

[KnottedYet]

I'm a barefoot kind of gal, and my toes like to be free. I'm also a very sweaty gal, and my toes seem to stay drier when there is fabric between them so they aren't sweating on each other.

Haven't tried comparing the toe-socks to regular wool socks for warmth yet.

[mimitabby]

I love my toe socks too, but don't wear them much. They didn't have purple, eggplant, lavendar when i bought them. mine are just ugly brown..
they don't pinch or rub anywhere they give me a kind of a tucked in feeling

[Torrilin]

My thoughts exactly. Your toes actually keep one another warm. S'pose it's all about the delta between body heat generated and environmental temp. Someone clever-er than me will have to do this calculation.
Also I grew up in my Grandma's hand-knitted (2 ply) woollen socks (short for summer and knee length for winter) so I would never find toed socks as comfortable. I don't find *any* socks as comfortable.

But knitting socks is easy...

*she says as her feet are snuggled in hand knit wool socks that need some ends darned in*