Collection: 1000 Mile Sports Socks

1000 Mile sports socks are designed to provide comfort, support and padding. Therefore, this makes them deal for all sports including racket sports, gym training and running.

Sports socks length guide

Our sports socks come in anklet, socklet and crew length sizes.

Socklet

Socklet sports socks

The socklet size of is the shortest being cut low below the ankle. As a result this makes them great as a trainer liner for running shoes or trainers.

Anklet

Anklet socks

Also known as ankle socks, these socks cover the ankle but are still very lightweight. Again, ideal for running shoes and trainers.

Crew length

crew length sports sock

Crew length sports socks are higher, covering more or your lower leg. However, they are not as long as calf length running socks.

Sizing information

Choose the same size sock as your foot size. However, if you have a narrow fitting (D or less for men, B or less for women), or are on the border between sizes then you should go down a size. The sock should be a snug fit with not wrinkles.

Men's sports socks:

Sizing based on UK men's shoe size:

  • Medium – 6-8.5UK (EUR 39-42.5)
  • Large – 9-11.1UK (EUR 43-46.5)
  • XL – 12-14UK (EUR 47-49)

Women's sports socks:

Sizing based on UK ladies shoe size:

  • Small – 3-5.5UK (EUR 36-38.5)
  • Medium – 6-8.5UK (EUR 39-42.5)

Double layer or single layer?

1000 Mile is famous for its double layer, anti-blister system. The first Original 1000 Mile sports socks are a sock within a sock, like a twin-skin sock.

The inner layer stays with the foot as the outer layer moves with the shoe, as a result, eliminating friction on the skin and protecting your feet from blisters. 1000 mile socks are designed with the purpose of protecting not just athletes but also people with serious health issues like diabetes where foot health is essential.

Padded socks

The Fusion anklet sport sock combines the comfort and protection of a padded sock with the 1000 Mile Double Layer System. As a result, friction reduces protecting you from blisters.

The padded zone on the heel, not only helps to protect the Achilles tendon but extends around the ankle to the front to protect the foot. As a result, reducing any discomfort caused by footwear.

Additionally, padding on the toe and ball of foot areas cover known trouble spots for runners and walkers. In other words, this gives extra protection whatever the activity, making these the ultimate comfort in padded running socks.

Recycled range

Run green with our range of recyled men's and women's running socks made from 100% recycled materials, primarily plastic bottles. In other words, they help the planet by reducing energy, water and greenhouse gases.

REPREVE® is one of the most certified, earth-friendly fibres available in the world, currently approaching 25 billion plastic bottles re-purposed

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