Is Sleeve sock to be worn under a regular sock?
1471955
I tried wearing mine under my dress socks. Problem was the front kept rolling up under my foot making it uncomfortable to wear. I haven't tried them over the sock. I imagine they would still roll up when placing foot in shoes.
1471956
Hi Patricia, I wear mine under my sock or a knee high. If I put my foot into a shoe with the toes sticking out that would not feel good to me. A sock over the sleeve sock keeps it cleaner too in my humble opinionMarji
1471957
Yes and you can even wear it with no socks and sandals. They are really great! Sorry for the delay in answering.
296568
The sock in general does not provide support. Doubtful that it would provide heel support. That said, they are very comfortable socks, with slightly more than average cushioning.
107011
I am sorry, I do not wear high socks. I would test for you, but do not own any. My socks are ankle socks.
215394
I believe you fins might be a little too small if they reach the opening, but I would have to say yes. The material of the sock is very thick to prevent this from happening.
1158815
There're crew socks. My husband is diabetic and likes these over regular socks.
1738692
The gel part actually touches your skin so I put on my sock first and then the metatarsal pad. For me If I put it on before my socks, it slid around too much. I got another kind from my podiatrist and the gel is covered with material so I put that kind under my sock.
552694
The part you put the sock on is flexible so you can squeeze it together to putthe sock on it. I guess it depends on how small your sock it, and if it stretches or not.
128508
With socks, I would always go smaller. Socks too big can cause very uncomfortable gathering under the foot. Injinji socks are very well made and with the smaller size should fit perfectly.
915057
You can if you'd like to. I wear mine over my workout capris/pants if they go past my knees and just pull the extra fabric out of the bottom of the knee sleeves. But wearing them under is ok too just makes it more bulky in my opinion under your clothes. I think it slips less too on top of my pants etc.
916486
This is a pretty thin sock. You may want something a little warmer. Is it for running or cycling that you need the socks?
1165225
My personal opinion would be "no." It is a fairly light weight, compression sock. A little extra support on top than some. But basically...holds sides in. I have used many...before, and after major surgery. I work on my feet for twelve hours a day, in steel toed work boots. I use compression socks to keep my foot support...even just a little. I would doubt it would support something enough...as serious as drop foot. Hope this helps.
154492
I ordered a size 8 which is my regular size. It fits well with a regular weight sock. It would be a little too tight with a thick wool or heavy weight sock.
1496224
Yes, but definitely better with higher socks. Even with ankle socks it may irritate the back of your foot.
2219861
I can't really say. The sock has to stretch enough to put over the inner frame of the stocking donner. I can't imagine any benefit to putting on regular socks this way unless they are really tight. The sock would definitely have to stretch some -- a good bit -- to even try it. Hope that helps. See, you still have to reach almost down to the ankle when you begin putting it on... so if someone has difficulty with that (even while seated) it may not help much. I do think it has a purpose... but I'm not sure that would be it. I found out after ordering that the local medi-supply place here carries them... maybe you can view one in person first. Good luck. I can't really say. The sock has to stretch enough to put over the inner frame of the stocking donner. I can't imagine any benefit to putting on regular socks this way unless they are really tight. The sock would definitely have to stretch some -- a good bit -- to even try it. Hope that helps. See, you still have to reach almost down to the ankle when you begin putting it on... so if someone has difficulty with that (even while seated) it may not help much. I do think it has a purpose... but I'm not sure that would be it. I found out after ordering that the local medi-supply place here... » Read More I can't really say. The sock has to stretch enough to put over the inner frame of the stocking donner. I can't imagine any benefit to putting on regular socks this way unless they are really tight. The sock would definitely have to stretch some -- a good bit -- to even try it. Hope that helps. See, you still have to reach almost down to the ankle when you begin putting it on... so if someone has difficulty with that (even while seated) it may not help much. I do think it has a purpose... but I'm not sure that would be it. I found out after ordering that the local medi-supply place here carries them... maybe you can view one in person first. Good luck. « Show Less
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I was surprised how thick the bottom of the sock was when I first got them. I have two pairs that I use for Winter and Spring hiking. I would suggest that if you are using them for hiking that you allow extra room in your boots to account for the thickness. I also used a sock liner, but found them unnecessary.
1890136
I wear the ankle brace under a sock. I play softball and umpire. It works great.
683482
These socks are too thick to wear with shoes....unless maybe they were a pair of slip on shoes. It would be too bulky to pair with tennis shoes, flats, or boots.