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The Sof Sole Anti-Friction sock is a very good sock. As soon as you put them on, you know you are wearing quality. The socks are extremely comfortable just to wear around the house. I found that he sock sizes run a little bit big so keep that in mind when purchasing the socks.
To learn more about Sof Sole, visit the company’s official site.
I wore the Anti-Friction socks on a mid-distance hilly trail run and they worked very well, with no slip or foot irritation. They stayed right where I put them for the entire run.
Comfort and staying put is the name of the game in a running sock. They get a big pass for me. The Anti-Friction socks are good for wearing around and running. I love a sock that does not bunch up around the toes or heals.
The Sof Sole Coolmax Trainer sock does not look like a sock that I would buy. It just looks thick and bunchy around the toes. I put the socks on and was pleasantly surprised by how comfortable they were.
I wore them around as day socks and took a light jog in them and they worked very well. They are a definite step down from the Anti-Friction as running socks but they work well enough. The Trainers also gave me hot spots on my feet while cycling. That is no surprise since they are not cycling socks. They will work great in the gym.
Double thumbs up for the Sof Sole Anti-Friction at $5.00 a pair. It is a very good pair of socks for the money.
Thumbs up for the Coolmax Trainer at $3.33 per pair.
Note: I did not pay for these socks. I will definitely buy the Anti-Friction socks if they are available the next time I buy running socks. The Trainers are a very good sock but I can’t say I will buy them as I rarely buy that type of sock.
