What are counterclass socks?

Antiser socks are made specifically to discourage the formation of blisters of the legs. The anti -slip sock is most often made of two -layer binding or is a compression sock. It is usually worn by athletes, although many people choose this type of sock simply for the next level of comfort it provides. The leg gets damp and wipes on the sock is one of the ways to create blisters. The first layer absorbs moisture and prevents it from reaching the foot, while the second layer that is closest to the leg keeps the foot dry and comfortable. The reason why a two -layer binding is less likely to be that it is a heavier bond and so less able to move as soon as the wearer puts it on the leg. Banching, where the IS sock is uneven and friction leg is another cause of blisters on the leg. These counter -leaf socks are often made of cotton, wool, polyester and other fibers, both natural and synthetic. People consider different fibers more comfortable than others. There is no correctA choice for constant prevention of blisters all the time. It's just a question of personal choice.

Another type of sock, which is considered an anti -liner sock, is an orthopedic compression sock. This type of counter -leaf sock is made to create a compression factor, causing increased blood flow to the wearer's foot. Lack of healthy blood flow to the foot area can cause painful ulcers and blisters.

In addition, some anti -diller socks have a specially placed seamless not creating irregularity in the socks fibers and where it meets the skin from the foot. These types of socks may also have increased padding in an area where the ball falls and on the heel. The anti -borrowing socks are made with any combination of the above elements to create healthy legs that remain permanently friction and without blistering.