Injinji hiking socks: compare models, fit and care.
Choose a sock model, then use its size chart. This guide includes 3 Injinji models, with their material, cushion and layer differences kept separate.
Compare Injinji hiking socks
When you want separate toe sleeves without wool
Injinji Trail Midweight Crew
A five-toe trail sock with a synthetic blend and a cushioned footbed.
crewmidweight footbedToe sock
Keep in mind: Separate toe sleeves need to sit fully on each toe. Position them first, then check that the shoe still leaves toe room.
When you want a wool toe liner
Injinji Liner Crew Wool
A lightweight five-toe liner with 74% merino wool, intended to wear alone or under an outer sock.
crewlinerSock liner
Keep in mind: This is a thin liner for use with an outer sock. Check the complete two-layer fit and choose a standalone sock if you do not want a second layer.
When you want a matched liner and outer sock
Injinji Men's Liner + Hiker Crew
A synthetic toe liner and a separate wool/acrylic outer form a two-sock system.
crewtwo-sock systemSeparate liner + outer sock
Keep in mind: The outer sock contains wool. For a wool-free setup, choose a fully synthetic pair rather than relying on its synthetic liner.