Harvest Set Grip Socks, 3 Pairs Non-Slip with Arch Support
Description
This set of three embraces a muted autumnal palette with an athletic twist, featuring our signature ventilated design and compression arch support. Each grip sock maximizes breathability and sweat control, making it the perfect no-fuss accessory when dashing out the door.
They're the perfect length, not too short and not too long - hitting in between a standard crew and ankle sock.
Fits US women's size 5-10 or US men's size 4-9.
Why It Matters
Grip on the sole is the difference between walking normally and walking carefully. It's a small thing that changes how a whole floor feels underfoot.
What else matters here is height and give. Something that sits above the ankle stays put without gripping the leg, and a sock that stretches rather than binds is the one that stays comfortable through a long day of sitting.
This set of three embraces a muted autumnal palette with an athletic twist, featuring our signature ventilated design and compression arch support. Each grip sock maximizes breathability and sweat control, making it the perfect no-fuss accessory when dashing out the door.
They're the perfect length, not too short and not too long - hitting in between a standard crew and ankle sock.
Fits US women's size 5-10 or US men's size 4-9.
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