What sets this sock apart is Injinji’s signature five-toe design. By wrapping each toe individually, it helps prevent skin-on-skin friction, which can reduce the risk of blisters and hotspots. It also allows your toes to spread naturally, supporting a more stable and engaged feel underfoot. This anatomical fit helps the foot work more naturally, which is especially useful on longer runs or back-to-back training days.

The Over The Calf height adds extra lower leg coverage and support, making these socks a practical choice for cooler conditions, recovery wear, or runners who prefer more structure through the calf. Moisture-managing performance fibres help keep feet drier and more comfortable, while the upgraded slip-resistant footbed helps keep your foot secure inside the shoe. The result is a sock that feels supportive, stable, and ready for both movement and rest.

Ideal for running and recovery, the Injinji Compression Over The Calf is a strong option for athletes who want blister protection, lower leg support, and the natural feel of separated toes in one technical sock. From training days to rest days, it is designed to help you look after your feet and calves so you can keep moving comfortably.

The Compression Over The Calf works by applying graduated compression through the lower leg, with the highest pressure at the ankle and a reduced level moving upwards towards the knee. This compression design helps encourage blood flow, support the calf muscles, and reduce the heavy, tired feeling that can build during or after exercise. It is a simple but effective way to add structure and support when your legs are under load.

At the same time, Injinji’s five-toe construction helps the foot function more naturally by separating the toes and reducing friction between them. This can help lower the risk of blisters while also improving overall comfort. Combined with moisture-managing fibres and a slip-resistant footbed, the sock is designed to keep feet dry, stable, and supported from the first mile to post-run recovery.