Customer Reviews Injinji Liner Crew Coolmax 3 Pair Pack

Got these to wear as a liner for my wool socks and hiking boots during a weeklong backpacking trip on the AT. I am so glad I had these - not a single blister and my feet felt amazing and dry the whole time.

These fabulous socks have given me so much relief! When I told my doctor my toes become swollen and blistered every winter, she suggested I try warmer boots or sock liners. Since I started wearing these under heavier wool socks, I have not had any swelling or pain. Definitely the best addition to my winter wardrobe in years.

This 5-finger sock liners are heaven sent! I've been training to walk/hike across America in a year and I have the blisters and black & blue toe nails to prove my training, despite other sock claims and other sock liners.... Now, the only time I get blisters or have my toe nails hurt is when all 3 pairs of my Injinji liners are in the wash! Planning to buy more!

My big and second toe are very close together, and can get painful especially in hot weather. These liners are wonderful and alleviate that issue completely and are just overall very comfortable.

I use these a socks for when I need something lightweight (in summer or for shoes that don't have extra room). Very comfortable for me. I wash in net bag and hang dry and these keep the shape and size although they all seem to shrink just a bit even though I wash in warm or cold water.

I wear boots most of the time at work and when I'm off. Always had a problem with regular socks and sock liners jamming my toes together which caused some pain. Since I bought my first three pack and used them for work, I've had almost no problems since then and am so satisfied with the fit and comfort that I've gone back in and ordered two more three backs to give me enough not only for work but for regular day to day use. I also wear Injinji toe socks with my regular shoes and when I walk in to work. Very good product and highly recommended.

I read about these socks as a solution to blisters, specifically when walking long distance (as in the 500 mi. Camino de Santiage pilgrimage). I am in training and wear them under lightweight wool hiking socks. They are a perfect solution: comfortable, wicking, no blisters. Be sure to allow room in your boots, though.

For years my pre-hiking/jogging routine when putting on appropriate socks & shoes for each activity was to moleskin blister-prone areas/toes of each foot. I have several toes that overlap and would blister causing extreme discomfort a few miles into each jog or hike. With these super light, thin and seamless liners that's not a problem anymore. Yes, they may feel a little odd at first. It's not often you put 'gloves' on your feet! But within minutes of wearing either by themselves or with another sock over them, your feet will feel only the benefits. Mostly I use them under other socks, but in tighter-fitting shoes I wear them alone. I like them so much I also bought the trail weight Injinji toe socks to wear by themselves. Love them. Expensive? Yes. But a good investment. How they hold up over many washings and wearings, remains to be seen. Oh, and I wear a size 8-1/2-9women's shoe and ordered the Small size sock. Fits like a glove! Duh.

These liners are great! They helped keep my feet warm and dry on a snowmobile trip in the the U.P. of Michigan at sub-zero temps. Great fit and super comfy!

I have used Injinji socks for 5 years. I have 2 toes that overlap one over the other. These socks separate my toes to prevent blisters and cuts. These liners are just great for use inside my wool hiking socks and will work well in my sneakers for summer. I thought the 3 pack would be overkill, but these are thin enough, and light weight that I can take 2 pairs on long backpack - wash/dry one pair while wearing the spare. Use the 3rd pair after first pair wear outs and while ordering new packs. I wear size 10-11 boot so ordered the 11-13 size sock, fits just right. Darker color would be better so as not to show stains and soiling.

Pretty comfy and they stay up more-or-less. I'm lazy, though, so I threw them in the hot wash/dry with the other socks and undies and they shrank, so now the heels keep traveling toward my arches. (I did not bother to check if there were special wash instructions and I ain't got time for that.)