13 Best Men's Running Socks
List Updated September 2023
Bestselling Men's Running Socks in 2023
Balega Hidden Comfort Athletic No Show Running Socks for Men and Women with Seamless Toe, (X-Large) - Charcoal
- No-show cushioned running sock provides comfort and performance during extended training and activity
- Proprietary Drynamix wicks moisture away from skin, and specially constructed, reinforced microfiber mesh ventilation panels keep feet dry
- Hand-linked seamless toe box minimizes friction, preventing chafing on top of the foot; reinforced heel and toe for durability
- High heel tab and extra deep heel pocket prevent socks from slipping down; enhanced Elastane provides additional no-slip security
- High-volume impact resistant cushioning and plush 200 needle-count fabric offer race-tested foot protection
Saucony Men's Multi-Pack Performance Comfort Fit No-Show Socks, Black 6, Large (Shoe: 8-12)
- Run Dry Moisture Management Provides Superior Moisture Transport with our Ultra Wicking Fibers. So, Whether you're in the Gym or on the Road, your Feet Stay Fresh
- Airmesh Venting. Mesh Ventilation Construction Creates Maximum Airflow to Keep Your Feet Cool and Dry in any Running Conditions
- Targeted Arch Compression Engineered with Just the Right Amount of Compression to Keep your Arch Stabile and Secure. Our Arch Support System also Prevents Bunching and Helps Keep Your Sock From Slipping
- Cushioned Sole. Light Cushioning Provides Impact Protection without taking up too much Space inside your Shoes
Balega Blister Resist No Show Running Socks For Men and Women (1 Pair), Black/Red, X-Large
- Blister Resist socks combine mohair and Drynamix for the perfect blend between nature and technology, keeping feet cool and dry
- Drynamix wicks moisture away from the skin, while mohair has the ability to hold moisture and still keep feet warm in the winter and cool in the summer
- Hand-linked seamless toe for seamfree comfort
- High tab heel ensures that your sock stays in place, providing for a comfortable fit
- Medium volume construction
Saucony Men's 6 Pack Performance Comfort Fit No-Show Socks, Black Fashion, Size: 9.5-11.5
- Run Dry Moisture Management Provides Superior Moisture Transport with our Ultra Wicking Fibers. So, Whether you're in the Gym or on the Road, your Feet Stay Fresh.
- Airmesh Venting. Mesh Ventilation Construction Creates Maximum Airflow to Keep Your Feet Cool and Dry in any Running Conditions.
- Targeted Arch Compression Engineered with Just the Right Amount of Compression to Keep your Arch Stabile and Secure. Our Arch Support System also Prevents Bunching and Helps Keep Your Sock From Slipping.
- Cushioned Sole. Light Cushioning Provides Impact Protection without taking up too much Space inside your Shoes.
ASICS Intensity Quarter (3 Pack), Black Assorted, X-Large
- Moisture Management
- Mesh engineered in for breathability
- Lace pad cushioning
- Y heel gore fit; Arch support band
- Seamless Toe; Soft sole cushioning
Tesla CLSL TM-MZS04-BLK_Large Men's 6-Pairs Atheltic No Show Socks Cushioned Comfort w Mesh MZS04
ASICS Cushion Low Cut Socks (Pack of 3), Grey Heather, X-Large
- Soft sole cushioning for added comfort
- Moisture management and knit-in mesh for ventilation and breathability
- Y" heel gore fit
- ASICS single tab ankle fit helps protect against irritation
- Seamless toe eliminates bulky toe seam and provides greater comfort
Thirty 48 Running Socks for Men and Women -CoolMax Fabric Keeps Feet Cool & Dry, Mixed Colors 3-Pack, Large - Women 11-13/Men 10-11.5
Aaronano 5 Pairs Mens Half Cushion Ankle Socks Low Cut Breathable Athletic Socks Size (7-12)
- Professional Sneaker Socks: Designed for sports. Breathable, comfortable to wear all day without irritating your feet skin.
- Cushioned Soles: Extra gear on the Heel provides abrasion protection. Protecting your achilles tendon from injury due to shoes friction.
- One Size: Durable enough ranging from 19-30cm (not foot size),they fit male whose size is US 7-12.
- Cheap Enough: 5 Pairs per pack, best choices for physical exercise, running or whatever kind of sports
- Machine wash available and tough enough to wear
New Balance Men's Performance Ankle Socks (3 Pack), Grey/Blue/Yellow/Red, Size 9-12.5
- Moisture wicking helps keep feet cool and dry
- New Balance fresh antimicrobial Treatment with silvadur resists odors
- Mesh panels for increased breathability
- Stability fit arch support for a snug fit
- Seamless toe helps reduce irritation
Ronnox Men's 12-Pairs Low Cut Running & Athletic Performance Socks, RLT02-AB, Medium/Large
- 12 pairs. styles & colors as shown in the main image, each sock in the main image represents one pair
- Cushioned sole provides ultra comfort and enhance performance
- Arch elastic provides added support, and stability for a perfect fit
- Mesh insert for moisture management to help your feet keep cool and breathable
- Heel tab supplies extra comfort & protection to the achilles tendon and prevents sock from slipping
Balega Ultralight No Show Athletic Running Socks for Men and Women (1 Pair), Grey/White, Medium
- Hand crafted, high performance Ultralight No Show running socks are lighter and thinner to provide a true minimalist running feel
- Ultrafine Hi-Tech performance yarns on a high needle counting knitting machine provides the sheerest, lightest sock on the planet while still providing the necessary protection
- Reinforced cushioned heel and toe for comfort and durability and a broad elastic arch support in both the arch and ankle firmly keep the sock in place
- Heel tab aids in preventing the sock slipping into your running shoe
- Left/Right construction method ensures the perfect fit
Saucony Men's 3 Pack River Quarter Socks, Black/Multi, Sock Size:10-13/Shoe Size: 6-12/9-12 Shoe
- Pack of quarter-length socks featuring breathable mesh and seamless toe
- Contrast patterning
Base Running Tips: Getting Around the Bases
It's not good enough just to get on base, you need to score. Here are some tips on getting around the bases.
If you're in a league where the third base coach gives signs to the runners on base then the first thing to do is to look towards him for the signs. A runner should get their signs before the pitcher is even on the rubber and he should look back to the third base coach in between each pitch because different situations could lead to a change in strategy.
Once the pitcher has stepped on the rubber that is when you want to start to take a lead. When a runner takes a lead he shouldn't just slowly walk a few steps away from the base. Always be in an athletic position ready to move in one direction or the other, much like a fielder. Also keep your eye on the pitcher at all times.
A runner should never get picked off if they are not stealing the base. If the runner is stealing second it's possible they took too big a lead or got thrown out stealing or jumped too soon. If you're not stealing a base though, there is no excuse for being picked off.
Once the pitcher starts to deliver the ball a runner wants to take another step or two to get an even better lead. The reasons for this is that it will shorten the distance to the next base and it will also make it easier to start sprinting to the next bag since you're already moving in that direction. The lead can't be too big though or you'll get doubled up on a line drive.
Once the ball is hit one of the most important parts of base running is judging the trajectory of the ball. If a ball is hit and it is a line drive right towards one of the fielders or a high fly ball you want to either wait and see if it's caught or retreat to first base. If the ball is hit on the ground the runner should be going to second immediately to try and not get forced out.
If the runner is on first and he has decided the ball that was hit is going to land safely in the field somewhere he then has another decision to make. Does he stop at second or go to third? If the ball is hit to center or left field then a runner going from first to second base will be able to see where the ball is hit. When that happens the runner should decipher for himself whether he can make it all the way to third or not. Be careful when deciding to go to third though. A single can score most runners from second base so you don't want to take a big risk when going to third, only go to third if you know you can make it.
If the ball is hit to the right side of the field a runner going from first to second base will not see it. When that happens the runner must rely on the third base coach to tell him whether to stop at second base or go to third base.
Once you get to third base you want to be careful. First of all, when a runner is leading off, stand in foul territory. Third base is called the hot corner for a reason. Line drives are often hit down the third base line and you could be hit. If the runner is standing in fair territory and a ball hits him he is out. But if the runner is standing in foul territory and the ball hits him it's just a dead ball. The base runner will still want to lead off and get a jump but be very careful not to be too risky. You're only 90 feet away from scoring; there is no reason to be too risky when any kind of hit will score you from third.
