swiftwick.com Reviews

"I have been running for many years and mostly have worn another popular brand. I love these socks! I like how they wash up, I like the non slip action, and I like the way they look. Swiftwick has my business because of this and their free shipping!"

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"Swiftwick socks are my go-to socks for road and trail running. I love the Aspire mid-crew socks. I got a new white pair just in time for the LA Marathon, and I ran a personal best by more than 20 minutes wearing them with my favorite race-day shoes. "

"Absolutely the best sock made! Our family has been wearing Swiftwick for years on all our family adventures. Trail runs, mtb and gravel races, bikepacking, backpacking and hiking. \r\nThe pursuit is a perfect balance of support, abrasion resistance and warmth or coolness. \r\n@bikensmiths"

"Love them! These socks are tougher than I am on the trails! Just finished a difficult Ultra, and my socks worked great. No blisters, miraculously, and they stayed comfortable throughout the race. I did have a slight amount of bunching up at the toes later in the race, but only towards the end and that probably had more to do with my shoes, the amount of vertical climbs using ropes and me on my heels a lot getting up the hilly elevations. I have worn these on other runs of the same distance, and didnt have issues at all. \r\nI now own several pairs, and couldn't be happier. I have washed them so many times, and they are holding up great so far. I tried one pair a few months ago on a whim, and now own several pair. I won't use antyihng else. "

"I am beyond thrilled, grateful & energized that I found these below knee socks for an amputated limb. At first I wasn't so sure if they would work, as it takes a little getting used to wearing something on your skin that isn't just a liner itself.\r\n\r\nI can not stand the feeling of pulling my liner off, I no longer have to wince as I remove my liner, it pulls off freely without sticking to the bottom of my residual limb. (Let's visualize ripping off a band-aid).\r\n\r\nI can most definitely state that at any point in the day while it is quite hot outside, the perspiration does not build up in the liner (which causes the residual limb to sting), and I can continue on with my day. I can continue to garden in the heat, and bike ride in the heat without the frustration of perspiration and the stinging pain sneak up on me. At the end of the day when I take the prosthetic off, the sock is full of moisture and the limb is perfectly sound.\r\n\r\nIt is quite defeating physically and mentally to have to plan out an activity that results in excess moisture in your prosthetic. As in, not engaging in regular activities that one would do typically, as in simply walking to the store, or frustratingly having to avoid opportunities that would otherwise bring one joy & meaning to one's life. I took off on a bike ride the other day to a music festival, not once did I have to give a single thought to all the perspiration that had built up in my leg from the bike riding alone, and then sitting in the sun. Talk about game changing for me. Not once did I have to think about removing my prosthetic, or needing to find a place to sit (out of the public eye) to dump out the perspiration that had built up, not at all, I eventually got back on my bike and carried on. Just as a typical person would! NICE!\r\n\r\n I would also encourage (somehow) if there could be an education component for prosthetists (maybe there is) to recommend this sock to their client base, even though the understanding of \"only having a liner\" next to the skin is the only way to achieve a total socket fit. \r\n\r\nThere is also a huge consideration that one does not need to apply antiperspirants\/aluminum type products to their residual limb to protect them from perspiration problems. \r\n\r\nThis middle aged woman who is 8 years into this prosthetic life with an elevated vacuum system, and while missing a limb has definitely impacted my life, I can profoundly state that this \"sock\" has completely improved my life!\r\n"

"I am beyond thrilled, grateful & energized that I found these below knee socks for an amputated limb. At first I wasn't so sure if they would work, as it takes a little getting used to wearing something on your skin that isn't just a liner itself.\r\n\r\nI can not stand the feeling of pulling my liner off, I no longer have to wince as I remove my liner, it pulls off freely without sticking to the bottom of my residual limb. (Let's visualize ripping off a band-aid).\r\n\r\nI can most definitely state that at any point in the day while it is quite hot outside, the perspiration does not build up in the liner (which causes the residual limb to sting), and I can continue on with my day. I can continue to garden in the heat, and bike ride in the heat without the frustration of perspiration and the stinging pain sneak up on me. At the end of the day when I take the prosthetic off, the sock is full of moisture and the limb is perfectly sound.\r\n\r\nIt is quite defeating physically and mentally to have to plan out an activity that results in excess moisture in your prosthetic. As in, not engaging in regular activities that one would do typically, as in simply walking to the store, or frustratingly having to avoid opportunities that would otherwise bring one joy & meaning to one's life. I took off on a bike ride the other day to a music festival, not once did I have to give a single thought to all the perspiration that had built up in my leg from the bike riding alone, and then sitting in the sun. Talk about game changing for me. Not once did I have to think about removing my prosthetic, or needing to find a place to sit (out of the public eye) to dump out the perspiration that had built up, not at all, I eventually got back on my bike and carried on. Just as a typical person would! NICE!\r\n\r\n I would also encourage (somehow) if there could be an education component for prosthetists (maybe there is) to recommend this sock to their client base, even though the understanding of \"only having a liner\" next to the skin is the only way to achieve a total socket fit. \r\n\r\nThere is also a huge consideration that one does not need to apply antiperspirants\/aluminum type products to their residual limb to protect them from perspiration problems. \r\n\r\nThis middle aged woman who is 8 years into this prosthetic life with an elevated vacuum system, and while missing a limb has definitely impacted my life, I can profoundly state that this \"sock\" has completely improved my life!\r\n"