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Anti-blister socks prevent blisters on feet by creating a moisture barrier with a two-layer fabric or compression factor. They are made from various fibers and may have specially placed seams and increased padding.
Anti-blister socks are socks made specifically to discourage the formation of blisters on the feet. The blister sock is often made of a two-layer fabric or is a compression sock. Typically worn by athletes, many people choose this type of sock simply for the added level of comfort it offers.
By creating a blister sock with a two-layer fabric, two layers create a moisture barrier. The foot getting wet and rubbing against the sock is one way blisters form. The first layer absorbs moisture, preventing it from reaching the foot, while the second layer, closest to the foot, keeps the foot dry and comfortable.
The two-layer knit also helps prevent bunching so commonly associated with the traditional one-layer sock. The reason two-layer fabric is less likely to bunch is because it is a heavier fabric and therefore less apt to move once it is placed on the foot by the wearer. Bunching, where the sock is uneven and rubs against the foot, is another cause of foot blisters.
Anti-blister socks are made from a variety of different fibers to create their specifically tailored fabrics. These anti-blister socks are often made from cotton, wool, polyester, and other fibers, both natural and synthetic. People find different fibers more comfortable than others. For this reason, there is no one correct option to consistently prevent blisters all the time. It is simply a matter of personal choice.
Another type of sock that is considered an anti-blister sock is the orthopedic compression sock. This type of blister sock is manufactured in such a way that it creates a compression factor, which causes increased blood flow to the wearer’s foot. Lack of healthy blood flow to an area of the foot can cause painful sores and blisters.
Also, some anti-blister socks have specially placed seams so as not to create an irregularity within the sock fibers and where they will meet the skin of the foot. These types of socks may also have increased padding in the area where the ball of the foot will land and in the heel. Anti-blister socks are made with any combination of the items listed above in order to create healthy feet that remain consistently free from rubbing and blistering.
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