Lorpen Coolmax Multisport Light Shorty Sock - 2007

Let's face it feet are sweaty and thicker cushioned socks just get soggy. This nice thin fitted sock keeps your feet dry and comfy. I wear these socks everyday and have even run a marathon in them with no blisters. I love these socks.

Hey Backcountry.com guys, here have the blue colored ones gone?
Bottom line: buy 5-6 pairs at a time.

I am very satisfied with these socks. They do not slide, and they keep my feet cool when the weather is warm and the humidity high. In hot weather, when I take off my shoes, I immediately feel the the coolness of the socks taking effect. Regular white socks pale comparison.

I also ran in these socks, and they performed pretty well. I'm a 8 1/2 and the medium fit me perfectly.

Pefect fit & unique design. More for warmer climates as my feet get really cold fast. Odd color combinations but still nice.

Well, all that Coolmax made my feet comfy. I’m very impressed how well this sock fit, I use them for trail running and mountain biking. No sock shift or bunching = no blisters! Voo Doo and witchcraft obviously played a part in making these such nice socks!

These socks are the perfect thickness and they stay put while running and riding. They are a little taller than most short socks, but work great.

Sincerely the best trail running sock I have ever purchased.

I use them for biking mostly and they are excellent. They stay comfortable even after many rides...

I was surprised how cool and dry these socks kept me on a long hike. My feet usually get irritated by the end of long hikes because they get sweaty and hot and it was a whole different experience with these. I will definitely be purchasing another pair. If I could afford it they are the only socks I would wear.

overall an OK sock, it is comfortable, dries quickly and does not smell to bad even after long hikes. the shorty runs up higher than expected on the ankle so I mostly use it with hiking boots. I tore one pulling it on the other day, maybe not the strongest sock out there

Best socks to wear in Florida with ankle high hiking boots. Keeps your feet cool here in the deep South.

These socks i bought for hiking in the dessert and they are great. I bought wool sock, but they got too sweaty and they hurt after a while. I had to buy a second pair.

A little on the light/thin side. Very nice summer or spring socks though.

Not for a person who has skinny ankles or legs. Also, the black is a little off putting.

I love these socks, the keep your feet cool and they support your foot as well. I have run 2 trail runs in these socks and they were very comfortable and did not slip around in my shoes like some of the other socks do and end up bunching at your side or toe area and give you blister. These socks do not do that and I would highly recommend them to any runner for road running as well. I have run some shorter everyday running on the road and they are great for that as well.

Strategically padded yet thin, cool and breathable, looks good...what more do you want in a trail running sock? I love how they fit my foot and don't move, let my foot move or bunch up. I got a Large for my 11.5-12 foot and it seems good.

I have never used special socks of any kind, but decided to finally get a pair to see what the deal is about. These socks actually help your feet stay cooler and the reinforced parts at the heel and toes really make a difference to make them more comfortable.

I use these for everything that I do. Hiking, mountain biking, running, they can handle it all.

First time I have tried these socks I about went to my sock drawer and threw out all my cotton socks. I was in a race and could not believe how my feet felt. I recommend them highly.

I love these socks. I wear Lorpens trail running, and I wear their ski socks. The thin socks keep my feet nice and cool, and I love that they're seamless. They are also nice and cushy where it's needed the most!

I used to wear cotton socks. A few years ago I tried some Patagonia Capilene socks, which prompted me to ditch all my old cotton socks. I have since tried Bridgedale and a few other synthetic socks. These Lorpens are the best—they’re comfortable, just the right thickness, and less expensive than the others.