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Reddit mentions of Balega Hidden Comfort No-Show Running Socks for Men and Women (1 Pair), Blue Radiance, Medium
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We found 1 Reddit mentions of Balega Hidden Comfort No-Show Running Socks for Men and Women (1 Pair), Blue Radiance, Medium. Here are the top ones.
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No-show cushioned running sock provides comfort and performance during extended training and activityProprietary Drynamix wicks moisture away from skin, and specially constructed, reinforced microfiber mesh ventilation panels keep feet dryHand-linked seamless toe box minimizes friction, preventing chafing on top of the foot; reinforced heel and toe for durabilityHigh heel tab and extra deep heel pocket prevent socks from slipping down; enhanced Elastane provides additional no-slip securityHigh-volume impact resistant cushioning and plush 200 needle-count fabric offer race-tested foot protection
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I love winter running now that I know how to prepare for it. Here are some things that have worked for me, in order of importance:
Arcteryx Argus jacket. Yep, it's expensive. And yep, it's worth every damn penny. I have worn a base layer, the Argus, and a thin, reflective outer shell from REI down into the single digits (F) and I never get cold. Ever. This jacket blocks all wind, yet breathes and has amazing pocket placement. This is without question one of the best things I've ever bought, period.
Some kind of windproof balaklava/neck gaiter. I got this one. This it vital to me for keeping the cold out where it seems to "leak in" on me the most; around the neck and head.
Balega socks. I wear these on ever run, from 95 (F) to single digits (F). My feet never get swampy in the heat or cold in the deep freeze.
Saucony Boston Pants. With normal underwear to about 30 (F) and with a long base layer for anything colder. Not tight enough to be tights, nor loose enough to be joggers. These really hit the sweet-spot of comfort, looks, and function.