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Long Sports Socks
Long sports socks are essential for athletes. They wick away sweat, keep feet dry, protect from blisters and offer cushioning. They also help avoid chaffing on the ankles, which can be very painful.

Choosing the right pair of long sports socks for your needs requires attention to detail. For example, you should consider the sizing, which is especially important when purchasing youth socks to ensure they fit well.

Funny Sports Socks
Kids Football Socks
Adult Football Socks
Adult Basketball Socks
Children's Basketball Socks
Training Socks
Over the Knee Socks
Compression Socks
 

Children’s Basketball Socks
Basketball takes a huge toll on the feet and ankles, so having socks which fit comfortably and offer good levels of cushioning is crucial. These Nike socks are a great example of this, providing both good levels of cushioning and the kind of support you need for sudden movements and changes of direction.

The Nike Dri-Fit Elite Crew socks are a good choice for men, women and children alike. Being a Nike product, they are designed with all of the advanced features which you would expect, including moisture wicking and ventilation to keep your feet as dry as possible.

The Women’s Cushioned Crew socks from Adidas are another example of high quality performance socks. Suitable for all levels of basketball, these socks have good cushioning throughout the foot, and are manufactured from a mix of materials which provide both good durability and comfort. They also look great, with a nice design which shows off the Adidas logo to good effect.

Training Socks
Whether you’re part of a fiercely-organized cheer team or just getting together with friends for a game of basketball, these socks take your spirit—and performance—to the next level. Featuring a Goldilocks cushioning that is neither too thick nor too thin and a mix of fabrics that wick sweat and dry quickly, these socks are perfect for chilly wintertime workouts.

Even if you wear a pair of incredibly comfortable and advanced shoes or sneakers, your feet still need good athletic socks to prevent blisters and chafing. These socks are designed to stretch to fit the shape of your foot and feature elastic arch locks that keep them in place.

They have a wool blend that’s itchy-free and offers excellent cushioning that helps prevent blisters, plus they have a specialized welt cuff that prevents slipping or bunching throughout your workout. They’re a great choice for running, indoor cycling, reformer Pilates, hiking and other sports or exercises that require a high level of endurance.

Over the Knee Socks
Many people like to wear knee socks for sport, going for a run or working out at the gym. They can provide a fun look with shorts or leggings. Athletic knee socks can also help increase blood flow to the legs, which can improve performance and decrease recovery time.

These socks are a wardrobe staple and can be worn year-round. They can be worn with dresses and skirts or under pants to add a layer of warmth. They can even be worn with shorts in the summer to keep the skin cool.

Some compression socks are knee-length, while others rise above the knee and are referred to as thigh highs or over-the-knee. Thigh-high compression socks cover a larger area of the leg than knee-length socks, and they can be helpful for treating varicose veins and preventing swelling in the ankles, calves and legs. Studies show that both types of socks can help prevent blood clots and improve circulation, but over-the-knee compression socks might be more effective for certain people with serious medical conditions.

Compression Socks
These socks fit snugly and gently squeeze the legs, compressing veins near the surface to keep blood flowing toward the heart rather than pooling in the ankles or lower calf. This can help prevent venous disease and related symptoms like leg tiredness and aching.

They’re also great for anyone who spends long periods of time sitting or standing. (Even healthy people who sit for long periods can develop varicose veins and venous insufficiency.) These are graduated socks, tighter at the foot and ankle and looser higher up on the calf.

They come in a wide range of colors and patterns including some neon-ish hues that could help runners increase visibility on the trail or during a race, plus solid black and polka dots. They’re available in four unisex sizes, and the sock shafts don’t bunch up over the knee, something that can be an issue with some cheap options. They also held up well in the wash and dryer, though one pass through the dryer did cause some slight warping, typical of most cotton sock fabrics. 

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