Overview
Run with the confidence supporting you behind the scenes with the CEP Run Ultralight Compression Socks No Show 4.0. These socks feature a skin-like fit that provides targeted compression in the arches to reduce pain while running. A padded footbed with air channels provide a blister-free fit while remaining cool for maximum comfort. The no-show design of the sock keeps your support hidden while providing a non-slip fit.
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Thin
Medium
Thick
Sock HeightSock Height Learn More
No Show
Low
Quarter
Crew
Knee High
Sock Thickness
- Thin: Thin socks are typically ultra-lightweight, highly breathable, and quick-drying. These socks are ideal for snug-fitting shoes, like racing or competition options, or for the runner who prefers a more minimal approach to their footwear.
- Medium: Medium-thickness socks offer a blend of cushioning, moisture-wicking, and added comfort. These socks work well for most runners and can provide an extra sense of protection in everyday running shoes.
- Thick: Thick socks provide full cushioning for a plush ride and extra comfort. These socks are useful for runners looking for underfoot protection or those who are looking to remove any extra space in their shoes.
Sock Height
- Low: Low-cut socks go no higher than the middle of the anklebone. No-show socks, which do not go higher than the top of your shoes, are also in this category.
- Quarter: Quarter socks are higher than low-cut socks and usually cover the anklebone entirely. This provides a feeling of stability in the ankle, and alleviates most blistering that could be caused when low-cut socks creep down and expose the skin on the back of the heel.
- Crew: Crew socks go as high as mid-calf. They provide full foot, ankle, and low leg coverage for a variety of activities.
Product Details
Model Number: WP96PL
Features:
- Targeted compression in ankles
- No-show sock design
- Air channels for enhanced breathability
- Anatomically design fit
- Padded comfort in footbed
Materials:
- 84% polyamide, 16% spandex