Ultralight No Show socks are constructed with ultrafine hi-tech performance yarns and feature a protection-based design to create a lightweight performance running sock. Engineered with Drynamix™ moisture management technology, the socks will keep your feet cool and dry, while large ventilation panels allow air to flow freely for maximum comfort, performance, and durability. The high performance Ultralight No Show socks are lightweight and lower cushioning than most other running socks to provide a true minimalist feel. Run confidently with thoughtful features like a seamless toe to eliminate abrasion across the top of the foot. These socks provide pure running comfort without adding bulk to your shoe. An extra deep heel pocket and high heel tab ensure the sock fits your foot perfectly and won't slide down during activity.
Materials
51% Drynamix® Recycled Polyester, 45% Nylon, 4% Elastane
Features
- Zonal Low Cushioning: Protective padding in the toe and heel delivers impact resistance in high contact zones while maintaining lightweight performance.
- Anatomical Fit: Left and Right foot design provides a premium, custom-like fit that contours perfectly to your feet for a high-performance design.
- Targeted Compression: Compressive arch band ensures a consistent fit while contouring to the feet, keeping the sock comfortably in place throughout your run
- Precise, Locked-in Fit: Deep heel pocket and targeted mid-foot compression ensure a no-slip, secure fit that keeps the sock comfortably in place on your foot throughout your run
- Bulit-in, Moisture Management: Drynamix™ yarn wicks away moisture, keeping feet dry and comfortable. Woven into the sock, this feature lasts the life of the sock and will never wash out.
- Seamless Comfort: Constructed without uncomfortable seams to reduce the chance of irritation and blisters, enhancing overall foot comfort during vigorous movements and long durations of wear.
- Enhanced Breathability: Ventilation panels allow heat to escape, keeping feet cool and preventing overheating.
