By: Bradley Axmith
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If you prefer to be feeling the ground when executing one flow after another, then the toeless yoga socks by Gaiam are your best option. They allow your toes to be tactile and movable without letting them slip. You don’t even need a mat to be productive when you are wearing your grippy equipment like these socks.
The ball and the heel of your foot have enough traction for you to keep moving around and attempting those high-intensity poses. As with any toeless pair of socks, your feet are exposed to the fresh air. This minimizes the chance of getting your socks wet from the sweat and thus calling it a day halfway through your yoga class.
The foot fungus is not in the picture either due to the socks’ unique design. Whether you choose to wear Gaiam socks to the studio or while traveling to some faraway retreats, this pair will serve you equally well. For the given price, there are hardly any competitors for it.
Our Overall Review
We have thoroughly tested - and read reviews from other experts and users. In summary, this is what we think:
Things we like:
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There is no need for a mat when wearing these socks to your yoga/barre/pilates class due to the good grip -
A hygienic alternative that won’t allow for foot fungus to develop
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Affordable
Things we don't like:
Those with sensitive skin won’t enjoy the toeless design- Polyester is not an eco-friendly material
Those with sensitive skin won’t enjoy the toeless designSpecs & Features
- Material: 95% Polyester, 3% Rubber, 2% Spandex
- Style: Regular Cut
- Design: Open-Toe
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Our Overall Review
We have thoroughly tested - and read reviews from other experts and users. In summary, this is what we think:
Things we like:
-
There is no need for a mat when wearing these socks to your yoga/barre/pilates class due to the good grip
-
A hygienic alternative that won’t allow for foot fungus to develop
-
Affordable
Things we don't like:
- Those with sensitive skin won’t enjoy the toeless design
- Polyester is not an eco-friendly material
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