COPPERFINGER socks concentrate 33.3% copper fibers in the toe section for antibacterial, deodorizing, and circulation benefits. Lab tests confirmed effective copper release, reducing odor and potentially enhancing blood flow. Designed for athletes and active individuals, these socks optimize performance and comfort. Try them today! 😊

When it comes to socks, most people don’t give much thought beyond finding something comfortable and durable. But what if your socks could do more—like protect your feet from blisters, keep your toes fresh, and support your stride during a long run or workout? That’s where Coes Copperfinger Toe Socks come into play. Let’s dive into the unique benefits that set them...

Coes Copperfinger socks are ideal for marathon runners due to their lightweight design, which reduces the physical load on the feet and helps conserve energy over long distances. The copper-infused toes add durability and blister protection, while the snug, thin fabric minimizes bulk inside the shoe, reducing irritation and discomfort. These features help runners maintain a better pace, prevent blisters, and reduce...

Coes Copperfinger socks are an excellent choice for runners prone to blisters. These toe socks use copper-infused yarn at the toes to reduce friction, enhance durability, and offer antimicrobial protection. The copper prevents wear and tear, while also keeping feet dry with moisture-wicking properties, minimizing the chances of blisters. Combined with a soft cotton body and a seamless design for comfort, they...

Coes Copperfinger socks are designed for maximum durability with a unique hybrid structure: a cotton body for comfort and copper-infused toes for strength. The copper toes target areas prone to wear and tear, enhancing resistance to friction and pressure, where socks usually wear out the fastest. This combination not only improves the socks' lifespan but also provides antimicrobial benefits, keeping them fresher...

The issue of big toes poking out and prematurely ending the lifespan of socks needs to be addressed to reduce textile waste. Hence, Coes have invented socks with toes that are three times more durable