Blog
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An Inside Look At Our New Sustainable Socks
We’re proud to introduce our new Everyday Upcycled series, made from recycled cotton and post-consumer plastic bottles! Each sock is crafted using a process that saves water, cuts down on CO2 emissions, and converts textile waste into comfortable, eco-friendly fibers. With the Everyday Upcycled, we set out to create a sock that would be comfortable enough for... -
4 Essential Tips For Running Safer At Night
Winter is right around the corner, and while daylight savings can push your evening running routines into the dark, don’t let it stop you from getting outside! This November, Injinji is celebrating National Running Safety Month by bringing you tips on how to run safer through the darker fall and winter months. Why do we celebrate National... -
Beat the Heat this Summer with These Hot Weather Workout Tips
It's official - summer is here! And it also marks the beginning of hot weather season. If you’re like us, the heat can really take the oomph out of your workout when you’re not prepared for it. But lucky for you, we’ve got a few tricks up our sleeves to help you beat the heat and keep those workouts top... -
The New Liner + Runner Mini-Crew
New to the Injinji lineup is the Liner + Runner sock set! Our unique two-sock running system delivers exceptional blister prevention, moisture management, total foot utilization, and cushioning. Layer one is our ultra-thin liner. It forms to your foot and features our patented five-toe design to protect you from blisters and leverages COOLMAX® fibers to quickly wick away moisture. The... -
Injinji Athlete Spotlight: Lindsey LaVeck is Heading to Boston for the First Time and She is Over the Moon
At Injinji, we love our athletes, and we love hearing about their accomplishments! This week, we’re profiling Lindsey LaVeck—the 31-year-old, Cleveland-based road runner and psychologist who’s gearing up for the Boston Marathon. Take a read as she answers our questions about training, self care, and what she’s most excited about for her first time running Boston. So... -
How to Transition from Running in the Cold to Running in Warm Weather
According to the calendar, it’s *finally* going to be spring soon, which means that if you’re not experiencing a warm up in weather now, you’re about to! And that also means it’s time to refresh ourselves on what it means to run in warm(ish) weather. So how does one transition out of the bundled up, cold weather running we’ve come... -
Hey, Canada, Get Ready. We’re Coming for You.
Dear Canadian lovers of toesocks—you explorers of the natural world, pushers of boundaries and activity enthusiasts—we have good news for you… Injinji is officially coming to Canada! We’re always asking for feedback from every athlete that loves Injinji, and over the years you gave us the honest truth: it bums you out that we weren’t able to... -
How to Always Be Prepared for Winter Running Weather, No Matter Your Location
Winter can mean different things based on where you live. And this winter especially, it means that no matter where you’re at, you could have some unpredictable weather! So how do you stay ready to run, no matter where you’re at? The key is to prepare with your gear so you don’t end up feeling frozen or getting sick. Here... -
New Year, New Goals: 5 Free Training Plans to Help You Nail Your Runs in 2019
It’s that time again—it’s a brand new year! You’ve renewed your purpose, made new running goals and it’s time to hit the road (or trail!). But now that you’ve made your 2019 running goals, what happens next? Now, my friends, it’s time to create your training plans. We know, it feels a lot like homework (it kind of is... -
Ultra Runner, Road Runner, World Champion Michael Wardian Talks Race Recovery
Recovering from race day is nothing new to Michael Wardian, the 44-year old ultra runner extraordinaire who’s run races all over the United States and the world. This Injinji athlete is a high achiever in almost all facets of running, from the road to the trail, to niche competitions across the world. Michael actually holds SIX world records! A few...