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REI $5.93 Injinji No-Show Toe Socks
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Just bought the Vibram Fivefingers from the deal last week and was looking for some cheap toe socks.
Injinji Performance-Series Lightweight No-Show Toe Socks - 2012 Closeout [rei.com] Free Shipping over $50 or Free Ship-to-Store. |
Men's or Women's Injinji Performance-Series Lightweight No-Show Toe Socks (various colors) $6 + Free Store Pickup
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REI has Men's or Women's Injinji Performance-Series Lightweight No-Show Toe Socks (various colors) for $5.93 with free store pickup. Thanks juvenescence
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If you are buying 3 or more pairs of the green, it is cheaper to buy them on Amazon [amazon.com] since they're offering 25% off when you order 3 or more pairs. Comes out to $5.09 a pair.
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Has anyone tried this?
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Thanks!
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nice deal!
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Nice deal. Too bad no free shipping.
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looked like ninjini . got excited
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They are really thin, and will not last very long, but good comfortable socks.
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who needs 6 dollar socks when you can wash the shoes? i have never worn socks in my veebrams yet. am i missing something?
yes, i have ran in every temperature from 5 - 85. and ice, snow, water, mud, rocks blah blah. |
There are other ones on sale too.
http://www.rei.com/outlet/search?query=Injinji+ The Outdoor ones are made with wool if anyone prefers those. |
ver felt the need for toe socks with mine... two each his own i guess... its a good deal though if you want them
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REI noob question...are the Closeout items returnable at store?
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anything is returnable to REI....used to work there and called:look it Returned Equipment Incorporated.
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My Vibram 5 fingers are such a great fit, I can't imagine socks fitting in there too.
(Are these socks made by Vibram?) Gary |
Idk six bucks just to have each little piggy individually wrapped in cloth?
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Thanks OP. In for 4 pairs. |
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I bought two pair of these for my husband a few months ago. It was a deal on here, what a surprise! The first time he wore them they ended up with several holes (and yes he does clip his toenails). Ha, TMI, sorry. :P
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I wear socks with mine... I'm up to 3 pair of Vibrams, and about 6 pairs of injinji and a couple pairs of Fila toe socks as well. It's a personal thing, if your vibrams are tight then you probably shouldn't wear socks, but the injinji's can be had very thin, and after 6 months the only reason i've stopped using a pair of socks is that one went to the sock monster in the sky or something.
Got a 3 pack of orange ones from amazon at christmas and Love them... my wife hates them because they draw extra attention to the vibrams.. and she doesn't like those much either. |
I've got a few pairs and while they're really comfy (I wear with regular shoes), the lightweights have worn down pretty badly while the midweights are still going strong.
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good find
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Tempted to buy the female socks for 3.93
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I have these (from Amazon). I wear a size 8. Ordered a Medium. They fit real nice. They look small for a Medium, but stretchable. I like them, but I would still prefer the normal (not lightweight) version.
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I love any wool sock.... I got a set of these socks... Im on the fence about them, as they are a distinct L and R, which is a little annoying.
Also, as they separate your toes, my feet actually get a little cold in them around the house (think the difference between wearing mittens and gloves... hands are warmer in mittens. |
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If your shoes do stink, I recommend washing them in a vinegar dilution; 1c vinegar to 1gal water should be plenty, might even be able to scale back to 0.5c vinegar to 1gal water. |
This things usually run $5-6 more a pair and I love them. I can't believe I just spent $120 on socks.
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need free shipping code damn it!
going to the store to make a return is so ehhhhh |
Nice! I just ordered 4 pairs and they will arrive at the store on the 14th. Good find for 25 bucks!
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Thanks OP!
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Injinjis are such ripoffs. I bought 3 pairs oflthem and they wore down after just a couple runs. Now I just buy generic toe socks for about a buck a pair and they worked fine through 50k‘s and triple marathons. They don't last, but not a big deal since I bought 20 pairs for $21.
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Just one pair? Am I the only one who sees this as a rip off even at a discounted price?
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Good to know. I bought 2 pairs. If they start to fall apart after a couple of runs, I can always return them. REI has a great return policy. |
in for 9 pairs just to get the free shipping. Thanks!
Subtotal $53.37 Standard Shipping FREE (How we calculate sales tax) Tax $4.32 Total Due: $57.69 Tax... wt... |
Some of you may get socks I handled – sent about 500 pairs back to the distro center last month after we received the Performance 2.0 line. Enjoy 'em!
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I've used injinji socks for running for a while. It keeps my toes from rubbing against each other and blistering. I am due for new ones (as I've had my same 4 pairs for almost 2 years). I wear them with regular running shoes, and they do a great job. Definitely weird the first time I wore them, but I was over it about 1/2 of a mile into the first run. Looking up the ones I bought on amazon (Linky [amazon.com]) I'm not sure how they compare to these in terms of durability. The ones I have seem like a medium thickness -- not super lightweight. So that makes me wonder about the durability of these.
As a little bit of a forewarning, they always take me a minute or so to put on each foot. Maybe I need to stretch more or something... |
GREAT deal for these socks. I'd not buy these socks though.
I've been running in Vibrams for 4 years now and I started off just washing them. Bad idea. The shoe straps and seams came undone fairly fast. The pair that I had only lasted me about a year. The next pair I got, I decided to go with wearing Injinji's. I started off with the normal ankle socks that were thicker. They put a LITTLE bit of squeeze in my shoes but it wasn't anything that caused discomfort. I saw these at a health expo for $11 / pair and jumped at the opportunity. A year later, a year of not running as often as I had before, these socks are already splitting open. The thin aspect means flimsier. The other Injinji, the thicker ones, are still going strong and I'd say I have about 4x more miles on those thicker socks. TL:DR - There's a reason they're $6. They don't last long. |
I've got like 6 pairs of these that I got about a year ago for $10 a pair and they've held up well. They're "lightweight," it's in the title, don't wear them for marathons. Wear them for everyday activity in your vibrams or street shoes and you'll be happy with them.
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Buy 3+ green pairs at Amazon and get 25% off.
Just a heads up if you need 3 or more green pairs. Amazon has them [amazon.com] for about $5.09 each if you buy 3 or more. Unfortunately, its only green.
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Is that price for 1 pair only?
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Correct....They will be marked somewhere with an "X" saying they were scratch and dented. |
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Also don't forget the added benefit of using these in normal shoes say if it's cold or wet out. I used a thicker - much thicker version of these for my marathon run in the rain. So if those thicker versions were on sale I'd say yes get it. These are more of a liner |
I'll give a pair a shot. The cheapo ones on ebay don't even come close to my foot size.
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Bought a bunch...always wanted to try, but I suspect most will go back.
Everyone seems to be ordering quick as some I wanted where gone before I could check out. |
Why would toe socks be warmer? Isn't that the opposite logic to mittens are warmer than gloves?
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11 here
I'm in for 11 pair between my wife, son and me. You are either a five-finger person or you aren't. Same thing for these socks. They feel great. We use them as casual wear or lite exercise. We don't run in them. I will also wear the injinji socks as a base layer for work (UPS delivery) during the winter.
Great price on a great sock if you like them! |
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Some of the minimalists shoes aren't as forgiving, when it comes to retaining odor. I really like the Reebok SkeleToe shoes, more than my Vibrams in fact, but they seem to hold the odor a little more than my Vibrams. Washing them every other day is bit of a hassle. Wearing socks pretty much takes care of this issue completely. The Injinji socks are very comfortable, and are about the highest quality toe sock on the market. I paid as much as $11 per pair, and felt like it was a very good investment! I love the socks, and they serve their purpose very well. |
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http://www.rei.com/product/857704...2-closeout |
Thanks Hello1877
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i am a male size 10 shoe size....so what socks size am i...Medium or Large?
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Hey before I pull the trigger, how is the sizing on these? I wear a 14 shoe so I'm about to buy the XL but those "extended sizing" socks you see for "shoe sizes 13-16" are always too large. The heal will be half way up my ankle even though my shoe size is right in the middle. Are these the same?
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I wear these socks for marathons too and they have 100% resolved all blisters in marathons and ultras. It keeps the toes from rubbing on each other. |
Awesome deal. Have just been thinking I needed to get more of these. I wear my VFF's to work, so I wear these socks (actually the crew length which are also on sale) with them.
Thanks OP! I'm in for 9 (enough to get free shipping). I don't wear socks with the shoes I work out in, and the stink something bad. Washing them reduces the smell, but it doesn't go away completely. |
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I have a pair of vibrams that you can feel all of the stitching inside, with bare feet. The socks help A LOT. I snagged 5 more pair of these!
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Otherwise, these things are like UnderArmor for your toes... :cool: |
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Great to wear with flip flops too, :) |
I have a pair of these and don't own any toe shoes. I wear mine with flip flops when it is cold out and I still want to wear flip flops. Mine have held up just fine and are good quality. My only issue with them is how much longer it takes to put these on than regular socks. Of course, it would probably help if I had an easier time reaching my toes in the first place... :)
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Anyone else having an issue adding these to the cart?
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Wish there was free shipping.
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Here is another reason for buying these toe-glove socks. At first I wondered who would need socks like these, but these socks are a godsend for those who have athletes foot as they wick moisture away in between the toes where it can get fiercely itchy. Ask any ex-military personnel or hikers who wore boots on the ground for hours, sometimes days, on end and many have had some mild case of athletes foot. These socks help alleviate some of the itching by keeping the space between your toes dry.
Also Injinji make good quality socks that will not wear-out too quickly. All socks will wear thin after multiple washings over time (yes even Thorlos), but I've noticed the cheaper the socks the quicker the holes appear and less likely to maintain its shape. So cheap socks are generally not a good value over time. Pinching pennies on certain types of merchandise is certainly this Slickdealers' way of life, but on footwear and socks I never compromise. Get the best (not necessarily the most expensive) quality pair of shoes and socks for your particular feet. Take care of your feet and your feet will...well you know... |
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Used a pair of these for the Tough Mudder last year in vermont, worked so great. I usually get blisters on one toe on each foot and that was completely avoided due to these socks. Amazing. Got home and bought another pair immediately after running TM. :)
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Toe Socks
I've been wearing these @1.59 a pair,... free ship.
They're a throw away!! db. http://www.ebay.com/itm/1Pair-Men...20ce97117a |
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