ProSource Discounts Full Toe Yoga Socks

• Made out of 81% breathable cotton for ultimate comfort
• Five-toe design, None slip soles, Machine washable, air dry
• Super thin and lightweight
• Small/Medium (Men’s Shoe size 4-9 or Women’s shoe size 5-10)
• Hygienic alternative to bare feet

Thickness – these are about as thick as regular women’s ankle socks (think Hanes) or thicker dress socks. They are not as thick as regular gym socks or the grippy socks that some places like Bar Method or Pop Physique or Pure Barre brand and sell in their studios. Pros: don’t need to take off your socks to put on flip flops after! Score!

Grippiness – little black nubbins on toes and soles keep your feet in place during planks and downward dog. I’ve washed these several times and the grippy nubbins still work great.

Toe sock blues – know that when you’re buying toe socks, the toe holes for the big toe are larger than the small toe. This means you have a “right” and “left” sock and have to remember to grab one of each from your sock drawer. The socks aren’t labeled so you’ll have to make sure you pick the right ones. Also, toes can pull out of the toe holes when you’re doing extreme moves like planks or push ups. Not too big a deal and doesn’t happen too often.

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Reviews of Buy ProSource Yoga Socks Full Grips Cheap

Review 1: Worked pretty well, almost very well, to protect torn chatarunga toe skin. Kinda-Pretty Well.

Always searching for the most challenging yoga classes and I found them with this sadist named Marco here in NYC – do a search, he’s evil and you’ll hold the hardest poses for like… ever. He will transform your body, your practice and you’ll hate him for it.

Anyhow, with the eighty-godzillion chatarungas we do, the skin on my big toes was peeling a lot and starting to hurt, and I was worried it would get worse and keep me from practicing. Bandaids and tape came right off with this aggressive practice, so I searched for other options and came up with these.

On the one hand, they do protect my big toes, if I had to guess, I’d say, 80%. 79% at least, maybe up to 83%. The skin is still stressed and slightly tearing but not getting worse and nothing like before.

On the other hand, the big gripe is the little toe never stays in, so I’m either ignoring the fact that my toes aren’t in the right holes, which can be annoying, or I have to really focus on letting it go and being happy the big toes are protected.

“Letting it go” isn’t all that easy, since with the toes not in all the right toe holes, it’s about as uncomfortable as wearing gloves without your fingers in the right finger holes. Probably more uncomfortable since toes are pretty sensitive and you’re straining them for all the yoga work – balancing, one-hand/one-foot stuff and such.

On the third hand, I’m a kind of muscle-y/stocky middle-aged guy, and the pretty girls keep telling me how cute my feet are, so that counts for something.

Review 2: Nice full-toe socks. Good price. They are not high-end socks, so don’t expect them to be. They fit well and do a nice job.

These are nice yoga socks. I like the full-toe cut-outs and the beaded bottoms. They serve it’s purpose, and they feel comfortable to me. The material feels soft, and I like how it fits on my feet. They are great for at home, but you can wear them into your shoes if necessary.

I get comments on them all the time when people see me wearing them. They wash like normal socks in the machine or hand-wash. I like the colors, and the price was nice. They are not high end designer socks, but they are decent toe socks. They are okay for yoga. I dont find them any different than other yoga socks I’ve worn. Make sure you buy the right size and they fit right for your feet for yoga.

It does take some getting use to wearing toe socks. But, you get more flexibility and comfort than wearing regular socks on your feet. There is more material between your toes than a normal sock, so you have to get use to that a little for some folks. I recommend them.

They are pretty much like what you see, so don’t expect them fitting like heaven. They are socks, and they are full-toe socks. They fit probably for you like they look like they will fit as pictured. Take care of them and they will last. Don’t take care of them, and they will last like your regular socks that get beat up.

Review 3: Great Toe Socks For Yoga or Barre-a-holics

These are the best and only toe socks that allow me to have the cool yoga gear, do my cardio barre classes a few times a week, and not have to be constantly doing laundry. I bought 6 or so pairs.

The price is incredible and would merit a much lower quality product. You can’t get any grippy socks for anywhere close to this price, much less cute, black toe socks.

I would definitely buy these again. But will write some pros and cons to help others decide:

Thickness – these are about as thick as regular women’s ankle socks (think Hanes) or thicker dress socks. They are not as thick as regular gym socks or the grippy socks that some places like Bar Method or Pop Physique or Pure Barre brand and sell in their studios. Pros: don’t need to take off your socks to put on flip flops after! Score!

Grippiness – little black nubbins on toes and soles keep your feet in place during planks and downward dog. I’ve washed these several times and the grippy nubbins still work great.

Toe sock blues – know that when you’re buying toe socks, the toe holes for the big toe are larger than the small toe. This means you have a “right” and “left” sock and have to remember to grab one of each from your sock drawer. The socks aren’t labeled so you’ll have to make sure you pick the right ones. Also, toes can pull out of the toe holes when you’re doing extreme moves like planks or push ups. Not too big a deal and doesn’t happen too often.