Socks

Walking socks can make your feet much happier, and the wrong socks and lead to blisters. What to look for in walking socks.

What are the best picks for walking socks? These brands and styles help wick away sweat to keep your feet dry and reduce the risk of blisters.

You may want to switch socks for winter. These designs provide more insulation without more bulk.

Researchers found that all-cotton socks were the worst choice for producing blister-causing friction. Synthetic socks tested better.

How walkers can use the right socks to help them in their battle against blisters.

Fox River debuts their women's line, designed to fit a woman's foot and specific for sports such as walking. Each pair also benefits breast cancer charities and includes breast cancer information.

Go for the synthetic ones to avoid blisters. From Dr. Dean Edell.

Dri-stride socks for active people, including a line of walking socks.

Wick dry socks including women's designs, with donations to breast cancer charities.

Colorful technically designed socks for athletes. The running designs are perfect for serious walkers.

Waterproof gaiters can keep your socks and pants dry and mud-spatter free when walking in all weather.

Waterproof socks and liners to keep your feet dry.

Specially processed Merino wool creates washable, dryable, soft and scratchless socks. SmartWool wicks moisture 27% faster than any synthetic fabric.

A paper presented to the American Academy of Podiatric Sports Medicine outlines what socks are best for what activities, how to prevent blisters and more.

Hiking and walking socks and other specialty sports socks, plantar fasciitis help, special foot cream for cracked heels. Thorlo and Smartwool brands.

Socks for a wide variety of sports and outdoor activities.

Double layered socks with CoolMax and ThermaStat.

Sport-specific socks that support you in all the right places.