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Running socks from PROTECTOR® are built for the intense strain running puts on your feet. They effectively wick away moisture, support optimal ventilation, and help reduce the risk of chafing. Compression models also help maintain leg muscle tone and stabilize the ankle joint.
Thanks to their modern construction, socks for running keep you comfortable during short runs, long training sessions, and races over various distances.
How are running socks different from regular socks?
Regular socks are built for everyday use, so under constant, intense movement they wear out faster and bunch up inside the shoe, raising the risk of chafing and blisters.
Running socks are designed for entirely different conditions. Functional models need to wick away moisture effectively, stay snug on the foot during movement, and protect the most vulnerable areas of the foot from chafing.
Benefits of PROTECTOR® running socks
PROTECTOR® running socks offer the following benefits:
DryFeet® technology
Special synthetic fibers quickly wick away moisture and help the sock dry fast, so comfort is maintained even during intense training.Functional construction
Reinforced terry-loop knit in the toe and heel zones lowers the risk of chafing, while ventilation holes provide breathability and effective temperature regulation. Models for cool weather also include insulation over the Achilles tendon area.Anatomical fit
The sock hugs the foot snugly, without slipping or bunching up during movement.Which running socks are available
On our website, running socks are available in the following collections:
DryFeet® Collection. Products made from specialized synthetic fibers effectively wick away moisture during intense activity, helping to maintain a dry and comfortable feel. They are ideal for sports and outdoor activities. Durable materials extend the products’ lifespan and do not retain unpleasant odors.
TonusUp® Collection. Compression running socks, as well as knee socks and calf sleeves, made from special synthetic fibers. Models from this collection also feature moderate compression, which supports the leg muscles during physical exertion.How to choose running socks
Before you buy running socks, we recommend considering the following criteria:
01
Season
Summer models provide fast moisture wicking and comfort in hot weather. Mid-season versions have a denser construction and add insulation over the foot and Achilles tendon area for training in cooler conditions.02
Size
Socks should be chosen based on foot length in centimeters. The sock shouldn't create excessive pressure or leave loose areas.03
Compression
If your training includes long running distances, marathon preparation, or regular extended runs, models from the TonusUp® Collection are a good fit. PROTECTOR® compression knee socks and calf sleeves are designed for a calf circumference of up to 45 cm. We recommend measuring your calf at its widest point before buying.PROTECTOR® running socks for different types of training
Running socks from PROTECTOR® suit a wide range of running activities.
For road or track running, where the strain tends to be more predictable, the ShortDry base model from the DryFeet® Collection is a practical choice. Triple elastic fixation helps keep the sock in place during movement, while ventilation zones support heat release and a comfortable microclimate inside the shoe.
For trail running, with uneven terrain and frequent changes in pace and load, models with extra ankle support and effective moisture wicking are a better fit. For these conditions, the TonusUp® Collection offers compression running socks:
- ShortDry Ultra – for warm weather;
- MidDry+ – for training in cool weather.
When training for a half-marathon, marathon, or other long-distance run, full-calf compression knee socks provide extra support for the calf muscles:
- LongDry PRO – for warm weather;
- LongDry+ PRO – with added insulation over the Achilles tendon area for cool weather.
Another option for calf muscle support during long training sessions is the FlexDry PRO compression calf sleeve from the TonusUp® Collection.
Buy PROTECTOR® running socks
PROTECTOR® has been manufacturing functional socks since 2015. Professional athletes trust us, since gear comfort has a direct impact on their performance.
The brand's products are used across a range of disciplines, including OCR competitions, orienteering, and cycling, as well as in daily training and marathon and ultramarathon races.
Buy running socks directly from the official protector.ua website. All products come with a 3-month guarantee.
Orders placed before 5 p.m. on weekdays ship the same day. Delivery is available anywhere in Ukraine.
Military service members and volunteers get a 15% discount.
Frequently asked questions about PROTECTOR® running socks
What height of socks should I choose for running shoes?
Our customers often ask: "How tall should running socks be?"
The optimal sock height mainly depends on the construction of your running shoes. The sock should sit higher than the edge of the shoe and fully cover the areas where the shoe touches your skin. This helps reduce the risk of chafing while running.
Low-cut models work well for most classic running shoes with a low collar. If your shoes have a higher collar or fit snugly around the ankle, it's better to choose mid-height or tall running socks.
Compression models are usually taller, since their effect isn't limited to the foot area. Depending on the design, they can reach the lower calf or cover the entire shin, and the compression helps maintain muscle tone during running.
Which socks are best for running in summer?
For summer, socks from the DryFeet® Collection, made from special synthetic fibers, are a great fit. They provide good ventilation and comfort even during intense training in hot weather.
Can you wear compression running socks in summer?
Our customers also ask: "Can I wear compression running socks in summer?"
Yes. The TonusUp® Collection includes compression models suited for warm weather. They combine effective moisture wicking and ventilation with moderate compression, providing extra support during long training sessions and races.
Can you run in cotton socks?
Our customers often ask: "Will regular jogging socks work?"
For a short run, cotton socks may not cause much discomfort. But if your training is regular and intense, it's better to buy dedicated running socks. Even high-quality cotton retains moisture faster, so the risk of chafing and discomfort increases under intense strain.
What material should running socks be made of?
Models made from functional synthetic fibers or blended materials are the best choice. These are the materials that provide effective moisture wicking and temperature regulation.
What sock height is best for trail running?
For trail running, choose models that also cover the ankle. This helps protect your skin from contact with branches, grass, dust, and small stones while moving over rough terrain. At the same time, sock height should match your shoe height to prevent chafing.