Some people take their socks for granted, and that’s just wrong. When we golf, we are on our feet for hours at a time and walk many miles. So, just as golf shoes must be comfortable, so should your socks. I have found a sock company that makes socks that you will love.
The company is Hurdle, and their socks are perfect for golfers, both men and women. Their socks have been rated as the Best All-Day socks by Runners World. If Hurdle socks are rated this high, I had to try them for golfing, which sometimes feels like we are out there all day.
First, some features of the Hurdle socks…
- MicroGravity Matrix provides unparalleled support and cushioning, offering relief and comfort to active feet
- Hurdle’s MicroPly™ knitting tech offers an ultra thin and breathable sock with 2X blister protection
- Antimicrobial sock treatment keeps your feet fresher for longer
- Anatomical design and seamless toe provide a comfortable, custom like fit
Fiber Contents: 47% Nylon, 36% Polyester, 17% Combed Cotton, 5% Spandex.
Time for the real test on the golf course. Testing was in south Florida where it was over 80 degrees and humid. I think the average real feel outside was around 90 degrees. To be upfront, I take a cart, so I was not walking the golf course. After a dozen rounds played with both the Hurdle Ankle socks and No-Show socks, my feet felt great afterwards. The socks were absolutely comfortable and when finished were not sweaty at all.
Bottom line, the Hurdle socks offered excellent support, great cushioning, and were very comfortable. I am a fan of the Hurdle socks for playing golf, taking walks, running on the treadmill, or any other all day comfort and support.
The company website is, https://hurdleapparel.com/ and one pair cost $18.95 with discounts for larger quantities purchased. Socks are also available in M, L and XL, and in Black, White, Blue and Gray.
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