Sanabul Foot Grip Socks for Men & Women MMA Kickboxing Grappling Wrestling Pilates Yoga Non Slip

Perfect fit and feel!

I do a lot of wrestling and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, and recently I caused a cut on one of my opponents from a toenail of mine. I do trim them regularly, but at my age, that doesn't always help. so I went looking for a pair of something for me my feet, and these fit the bill perfectly. They won't make you slip all over the place like regular socks will. They're pricey at 20 dollars, but worth it for the safety factor alone. I actually like them very much and recommend them to others.

These were recommended to me by an instructor. I have a couple pairs of these for fusion martial arts classes. They’re doing what I need them to, and are they holding up well so far - getting worn then washed once a week. My feet do get pretty sweaty in them, but they seem to be 100% synthetic material so… They also don’t conform to the shape of your feet like socks usually do. They’re a little tight in width and baggy on the tops of my feet. They’re also a bit difficult to peel off after class, too. Regardless, I plan to use them until they’re worn out, or hear of footwear that may perform better.

I like them a lot. Good grip when I’m in my racing simulator for the pedals.

I practice MMA and the gym where I go has these mats that leave your feet super black. I have white carpet at home and I got tired of having to sit in the garage and clean my feet before coming in. I bought a few different brands to see which I liked best and I ended up keeping these. I don't really recall the reason why I chose these over all the others., but I do remember that some of the other brands didn't have any grip at the bottom. These have a nice grip and I also like that each sock is labeled R and L. I've had these for about 4 months and I use them about twice a week, and so far they are holding up well, except for some of the stitching that is starting to come undone on the back of one of them. I wash them with my regular colored clothes in a front load washer but I don't put them in the dryer. I recommend getting one size smaller than you would usually get. I'm a size 10.5 and got Medium, but I wish I would've gotten the Small. The Medium fits me good, but sometimes when sparring, my opponent steps on my toes and this catches the sock, which causes me to trip. I think a Small, would fit very tight, but would prevent this from happening. For BJJ, I don't have this problem. Overall, I recommend these.

Bought a pair of these. Loved them. Bought a second pair. Worked great for kickboxing training until... Washed them after every use. A couple months later both pair have fallen apart, tearing at the seams. Durability is suspect.

Producto de calidad, es excelente para entrenar.

These are nice for cardio boxing and kickboxing classes. They sort of make you look like you know what you are doing as well.