Trail socks: small detail, big effect

Your feet take a beating. With the right socks, you prevent blisters, improve cushioning, and stay comfortable—even on long and technical runs.

Sports socks (all-round comfort)

Unsure where to start? Technical sports socks are your foundation. They wick away moisture, provide cushioning in the right places, and fit well—ideal for virtually every run.

Toe socks (prevent blisters between your toes)

Suffering from friction between your toes? Toe socks separate each toe, eliminating skin-on-skin contact. You will notice the difference immediately, especially over long distances or in wet conditions.

Compression socks (support and reduced fatigue)

For extra support, choose compression socks. They stimulate blood circulation and help reduce muscle fatigue—great for long runs and recovery periods.

Compression tubes (targeted calf support)

Want flexibility? Compression tubes (calf sleeves) apply pressure to your calves without having to change socks. Ideal to combine with your favorite socks.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which sock is best for blisters?
Toe socks or well-fitting sports socks with moisture management work best—fit is crucial here.

Is compression necessary for every run?
Not necessarily, but for long distances or intensive training, it can provide extra comfort.

How thick should my socks be?
Thinner for warmth and speed, slightly thicker for extra cushioning and comfort on rough terrain.

Smart combination

• Combine with trail running shoes for optimal fit and grip
• Choose shorts or tights depending on temperature and distance

Comfort starts with your feet. Choose the right socks and immediately notice how much better you walk—from the first step to the finish.