Socks
For the last couple of months, I've been
running in regular cotton socks. They've been fine, but sometimes
my foot gets all sweaty and also rubs against my shoe orthotic the
wrong way causing blisters. Multiple people have told me that I
need to get some sort of synthetic sock instead. I'm not sure
about the physics behind cotton vs. synthetic, but enough runners
have told me about this that I've been looking into it. But the
cost has really prevented me from buying synthetic workout socks.
Until today.
After lunch on the Drag, I wandered into Tyler's where they sell
Nike Dri-Fit socks. They're about $10-12... PER PAIR. I was
tempted to buy a pair, but I didn't have much time to shop around
and see what the best prices were. So I decided against buying them
and called my sister instead to see if she could drop by the mall
to buy some socks for me. Turns out she was at Ross and so she said
she'd take care of them. Later this evening, I came home to find
out my sister had bought quite a few pairs of Nike Dri-Fit socks
for me. I was taken aback for a second as there were more than $60
worth of socks lying on the kitchen table. But Janice had bought
all of these at Ross where they were heavily discounted. She had
bought each pair for about $1.50. In fact, two of them had been
mistakenly marked as $1.99 and she had argued with the cashier that
the price be corrected 50 cents. So now I am the owner of some
synthetic socks.
Awesome.
I'll have to try them out tomorrow night.


Comments
you need to invest in a dri fit hat. ;-)
you need to invest in a dri fit hat. ;-)
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