WrightSock Running II Double-Layer Lo Qtr 864 - White / Medium

NEW!!! Our new Running II sock is a variation on our Original sock. The Running II sock is still a flat knit (no cushion) midweight sock designed for all running activities. This new style also has a bit more Lycra and a Stabilizer Zone for a snug (but not tight) fit. Features the perfect combination of moisture management and friction-free control. This sock provides all the protection you need without shoe sizing issues. Perfect for the Running sock user who would like just a slightly snugger fit. Fiber Content: Inner Layer: 70% Dri-WRIGHT , 30% Nylon Outer layer: 72% Dri-WRIGHT , 24% Nylon, 4% Lycra Sock Size Fits Shoe Size women men UK EC/EUR SMALL 4-6 - - 34-36.5 MEDIUM 6.5-9 5-8 4-7.5 37.41.5 LARGE 9.5-11 8.5-11.5 8-11.5 42-46 X-LARGE - 12-14 12+ 46.5 In competition, your feet are subjected to extreme stress. As your body heats up, your feet get wet, hot and chafed. The combination of moisture, heat and friction often leads to painful blisters and discomfort that keeps you from performing at your peak. How can you eliminate this problem? WRIGHTSOCK TM Double Layer Socks are the answer! WRIGHTSOCK TM Double Layer construction coupled with the most technically advanced fibers, delivers the blister protection that you need. WRIGHTSOCK TM Double Layer provides year round comfort and performance with no blisters- guaranteed. WRIGHTSOCK TM Double Layer delivers the no blister promise through a three-part system: 1. Moisture Management : Dri-WRIGHT TM inner layer wicks moisture off the skin better than any other fabric. The Result... your feet stay dry. 2. Temperature Regulation: Staying dry means staying cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter. The Result... your feet are more comfortable. 3. Friction Reduction : Interaction between the inner and outer sock layers absorbs friction that is normally transferred to the skin. The Result... skin shear is eliminated. 1. Patented 3rd attachment keeps socks aligned. 2. The outer layer is construced of fibers specific to the activity. 3. The inner layer is always a