cheap toe socks
2010-06-09 15:49:51.821319+00 by
Dan Lyke
2 comments
For you Vibram Five Fingers wearers, cheap toe socks. They don't have a molded heel, but a friend of a friend on Facebook suggested that they worked fairly well.
Speaking of which, I've taken up running, not huge distances, a 4.5 mile loop and a longer one, two days a week right now. Started with my basic cross-trainers, once I got comfortable with the distance I switched to the Five Fingers. There's too much going on in the first few weeks/months of taking up a new activity to call anything data, but the days when I wear the Five Fingers my calves and the sides of my thighs feel a lot better afterwards.
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#Comment Re: made: 2010-06-10 11:20:48.446371+00 by:
DaveP
FWIW, I wear my VFFs sans socks (office environment, and just generally walking around, no actual
running). By the end of the day, after 10-12 hours of wear, they're a little ripe, but if I give them a day
off, the anti-microbial stuff and fresh air seem to work. That's at least as good as, if not better than my
Tevas, which give my feet a lot more chance to breathe.
Over a month of that sort of wear, and I still haven't had to wash the VFFs due to funk. Will soon as the
outsides are getting dirty.
#Comment Re: made: 2010-06-11 13:43:53.819565+00 by:
Larry Burton
Drop the VFFs into a bucket of water followed by an Efferdent tablet and the
funk goes away.
I now have three pairs of the VFFs. The Classic pair I started out with have a
hole in the sole of the right foot one from wear. I have one pair of toe socks
that I use on only the coldest of days. The rest of the time I wear them without
socks. Even switching them out they get funky fairly fast. I must just have
stinky feet.