I went out intending to run a 6/7k trail run this morning, wrapped up warm against the cold and sporting my newly arrived Dexshell Ultralite waterproof socks (as recommended in this month's Running Fitness magazine!). I ended up doing a 9K run through fields, woodland and muddy bridleway on what was probably the toughest run I have yet done. It was quite tricky underfoot at times - a mixture of sticky mud, frozen mud and of course, good old water! I also managed to run up a hill that had previously defeated me, so proof that my legs are definately getting stronger!
The socks though, they were amazing! 😀 Comfy, warm and yep, definately waterproof! I don't mind getting muddy and wet (truth is, I actually quite like it) but these socks allow all the splashing around you like, with the added bonus that you get home with warm, dry feet! I paid about £17 for mine. Sounds a lot but not compared to some other brands out there. Worth checking out if you run off road a lot.
Hope everyone has great runs this weekend🏃🏻😀🏃🏻.
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Well done Sandra on a good run, the satisfaction you get on a run like that makes running enjoyable. Nice report on those socks, I will have to check them out. 😊
Oooh - they look lovely. My feet are also beginning to suffer from trench foot ! Can I ask - are they double skinned to help with blisters as well ? Well done on the run - your 10k race in March will be a doddle !
Hi lucca, they have three layers - the interlining is apparently "porelle waterproof breathable membrane". Very comfy. I haven't suffered from blisters (yet!) but imagine they might help. Dexshell do several different types of socks, these are the most lightweight. Have a Google and a read😀. Yep, really looking forward to my 10k run I'm March - just have to make sure I stay injury-free!
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