socks

Best for: running, plyometrics, and HIIT training
 Mesh material helps regulate your body temperature to keep your feet dry and cool, while high-density cushioning minimizes the impact.

Best for: running, cycling, or hiking
 A mix of wool and the company's proprietary moisture-wicking fabric work together to push sweat away from the skin, decreasing the chances of blisters.

Best for: running 
 Developed for athletes who have injured their Achilles tendon or need extra care in the area, this sock stimulates blood circulation, helping to reduce pain while on your feet.

Best for: yoga and barre
 With slip-free grippers on the bottom, you won't lose your balance during class. Plus, the seamless construction at the toe reduces bulk.

Best for: cycling
 This sock features vertical stripes that are said to assist your lower legs in cutting through wind on a bike, helping gain speed. They’re also coated with an antibacterial treatment to keep your feet clean inside your sweaty cycling shoes.

Best for: running
 Reflective stripes make these a great choice for night runs, while compression engineering helps support both the calves and shins.

"The right athletic sock helps <a href=/articles/2016/07/the-truth-about-chafing>wick moisture</a> away from your <a href=/articles/2017/01/lace-tightness>feet</a> and can work to prevent common problems like blisters and athlete’s foot," says Mark Klion, M.D., a New York-based orthopedic surgeon and medical director for the New York City Triathlon. From cushioned ones that help absorb your foot’s weight, to lycra versions, which might decrease vibration in the muscles, leading to less fatigue, here are socks to match your <a href=/articles/2015/06/fit-for-fit-endurance>sport</a>.

The best workout socks

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