Running Socks

Binding and non-binding socks can be a fairly confusing thing. Some socks are advertised as being binding, and that’s supposed to be good for you. Others however, tote their non-binding properties and they too, say that they are the healthiest kinds of socks for your feet. So which is the truth? When it comes to socks, is it to bind or not to bind?

It really depends on what you’re using your socks for. If you’re going for a long hike or a quick jog, you probably want to choose socks that don’t bind and aren’t tight, such as running socks. However, if you experience specific problems with your legs and feet, binding socks might be just the treatment you need. Diabetic socks for example, are binding at the ankle and they continually get looser as they get closer to the knee. This can be a huge help to people suffering from diabetes as it can help with blood that pools in the legs and feet. When it comes to these types of socks, the binding feature can be the best part of the sock!

There really is no answer as to whether or not you should buy binding socks or non-binding. It’s really just a matter of comfort and whether you have specific needs that would require the use of binding socks. At Amazing Socks, we have a huge variety of both kinds, so that after you decide whether “To bind, or not to bind?” you’ll know where to go, whatever the answer!