Injinji OW Crew Black

Allows Your Toes to Perform as Nature Intended

Injinji toe socks encourage proper balance, stability, posture, and grip, and they allow your entire foot, including your toes, to perform as nature intended. The individual toe sleeves of these fun and comfortable socks promote optimal toe splay, and they help address a variety of crooked toe problems, including bunions, hammertoes, and overlapping toes.

Keeps Your Feet Dry & Cool

These toe socks heighten your foot dexterity and tactile sensitivity, and they reduce your chances of developing blisters, hotspots, moisture accumulation, and other foot-specific problems. Socks that separate your toes, such as Injinji toe socks, boost the airflow between your toes, which helps create a dry and cool environment inside your sock.

Works Well With Other Helpful Footgear

Injinji toe socks work great on their own as well as in conjunction with many of the other products we offer at Natural Footgear, including men's or women's foot-healthy footwear, Correct Toes toe spacers, Pedag metatarsal pads, and Naboso insoles. Combine your Injinji toe socks with these other great products to achieve optimal foot comfort.

OW = Original weight

• Original weight (OW)
• NF Certified Product
• Improves tactile feedback
• Can be worn in most footwear
• Prevents blisters and hotspots
• High-knit count enhances durability
• Keeps feet dry, cool, and comfortable
• Encourages proper toe splay and alignment
• Helps with crooked toes and other problems
• Materials: 78% CoolMax, 18% nylon, and 4% Lycra
• Works well in combination with Correct Toes toe spacers
• Works well in combination with Pedag met pads and Naboso insoles
• Works well in combination with men's and women's foot-healthy footwear

Injinji toe socks come in three distinct sizes: Small, Medium, and Large. Your Injinji toe socks size is determined by your shoe size. The following sizing recommendations are suggested by the manufacturer:

If you have any questions about sizing, please feel free to contact us.

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