Injinji Run Lightweight NuWool No Show - Slate
The Run Lightweight No-Show Wool was built for comfort, feel, and performance across a range of temperatures, distances, and terrains. This ultra-thin, minimalist toesock packs in the benefits of Merino wool, with superior softness, exceptional odor resistance, and temperature regulation. Plus, five-toe technology allows your toes to align and splay naturally. The no-show length rests below the ankle and features a heel tab to protect against chafing and keep the sock from sliding into the shoe.
The Run Lightweight No-Show Wool was built for comfort, feel, and performance across a range of temperatures, distances, and terrains. This ultra-thin, minimalist toesock packs in the benefits of Merino wool, with superior softness, exceptional odor resistance, and temperature regulation. Plus, five-toe technology allows your toes to align and splay naturally. The no-show length rests below the ankle and features a heel tab to protect against chafing and keep the sock from sliding into the shoe.
The Run Lightweight No-Show Wool was built for comfort, feel, and performance across a range of temperatures, distances, and terrains. This ultra-thin, minimalist toesock packs in the benefits of Merino wool, with superior softness, exceptional odor resistance, and temperature regulation. Plus, five-toe technology allows your toes to align and splay naturally. The no-show length rests below the ankle and features a heel tab to protect against chafing and keep the sock from sliding into the shoe.
The Run Lightweight No-Show Wool was built for comfort, feel, and performance across a range of temperatures, distances, and terrains. This ultra-thin, minimalist toesock packs in the benefits of Merino wool, with superior softness, exceptional odor resistance, and temperature regulation. Plus, five-toe technology allows your toes to align and splay naturally. The no-show length rests below the ankle and features a heel tab to protect against chafing and keep the sock from sliding into the shoe.
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The lowest price for Injinji Run Lightweight NuWool No Show - Slate right now is $25.00 at The Running Shop Australia, compared across 10 retailers.
The all-time low was $18.59 on 24 July 2025 — today's price is 34% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 20 Sept 2026.
Last updated at 20/09/2026 01:54:35
Injinji Lightweight No show Merino Wool socks L / Slate
Delivery between 24 Sept – 2 Oct $5
Injinji RUN Lightweight No Show - Wool L
Delivery between 29 Sept – 2 Oct $9.99
Injinji Run Wool Lightweight No Show Unisex Toesocks [Colour:Slate][Size:XL]
Free delivery between Mon – Tue
Run Lightweight Toesocks [WOOL] No-Show / Large / Slate
Delivery $9.95
Injinji Run Lightweight No Show Merino Wool Slate / Extra Large
Delivery $10
Injinji Run Lightweight No-Show NuWool Unisex Toe Socks - Slate - Medium
Free delivery
Injinji Run Lightweight No-Show NuWool Unisex Toe Socks - Slate - Small
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Injinji Run Lightweight No-Show NuWool Unisex Toe Socks - Slate - Large
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Injinji RUN Lightweight No-Show Wool Slate / Small
Free delivery between 24 Sept – 2 Oct
Injinji Run Lightweight No-Show Merino Wool Toesocks Slate / L
Free delivery between 24 Sept – 2 Oct
originally posted on REI
I’ve been using these socks exclusively for the last 11 months, and am now up to owning 4 pairs - first pair bought 1/8/23 last pair 10/9/23. I absolutely love them - my feet are so happy! I have wicked sweaty and cold feet, even when not wearing socks or shoes, and made it my goal last winter to find socks that would dramatically improve my daily life, and these socks have done just that! My feet are between 10”-10.25”x 3.75”-4” and I have been wearing size Medium.My toes absolutely love the freedom and coziness of having their own little compartments and can barely tolerate regular socks now. My feet don’t constantly feel cold and wet anymore, my new sneakers no longer immediately begin to stink from sweaty socks, and when I take my socks off, the bottom of my ... MoreI’ve been using these socks exclusively for the last 11 months, and am now up to owning 4 pairs - first pair bought 1/8/23 last pair 10/9/23. I absolutely love them - my feet are so happy! I have wicked sweaty and cold feet, even when not wearing socks or shoes, and made it my goal last winter to find socks that would dramatically improve my daily life, and these socks have done just that! My feet are between 10”-10.25”x 3.75”-4” and I have been wearing size Medium.My toes absolutely love the freedom and coziness of having their own little compartments and can barely tolerate regular socks now. My feet don’t constantly feel cold and wet anymore, my new sneakers no longer immediately begin to stink from sweaty socks, and when I take my socks off, the bottom of my feet have minimal moisture.I wear them every day for roughly 4-16 hours, airing nightly on my windowsill, and swapping out every 3 days. After three wears, a slight odor can be detected, but it’s hardly noticeable. I tested them out during the hottest days this summer, using a pair 5 work days in a row - they got a bit stiff, smelled unpleasant, and my feet stank.My 11mo old pair is still in great shape, they have some pills, but they maintained their color and shape, and don’t look too far off from my 2mo old pair. These socks are sorta thin, so I kinda baby them because I like them so much. My basic activities include an 8-10 hour shift involving a minimum of 20k steps, 5 mile power walks, 1-5 mile trail walk/jogs, household chores and errands. I also wear them solo around the house, when wearing my Crocs/Uggs/Birkenstocks, as well as under my winter boot socks.To wash them, I soak them for 5-10 minutes in a warm Woolite bath, using an old [s-curve] potato masher to help smash out the funk, and then soak them in a cold Woolite bath for 10 minutes, also using the potato masher. After a thorough rinsing in cold water, I roll them up in a towel and step on it, and then hang them on a hanger to air dry.I absolutely love these socks as daily socks!! I would prefer to give them a 4.5, but since that’s not an option and nothing is perfect…
originally posted on REI
The wool version of these socks have two BIG advantages over the "regular" (synthetic, non-wool) versions:* More durable - typically the "regular" versions of the runner sock last me 5 days on-trail, then I have to throw them away because they have too many holes. But these lasted at least two weeks .. 2x as long!* Easier to put on - They seem to retain their shape and are more "slippery" (i.e., "less sticky") than the regular versions, The regular versions can be a major pain to put on in the morning. But these are easy!So, all in all .. even though the wool versions are a bit more expensive, they end up being both more cost effective, and better overall.
originally posted on REI
Generally, I've loved having these. They're comfortable, and I haven't had a single blister, even on 20+ mile runs. 14 months after purchase, the tips of the toes are starting to wear through. Disappointed with the durability, despite everything else being great. Will have to try a heavier weight.
Injinji Lightweight No show Merino Wool socks L / Slate
Delivery between 24 Sept – 2 Oct $5
Injinji RUN Lightweight No Show - Wool L
Delivery between 29 Sept – 2 Oct $9.99
Injinji Run Wool Lightweight No Show Unisex Toesocks [Colour:Slate][Size:XL]
Free delivery between Mon – Tue
Run Lightweight Toesocks [WOOL] No-Show / Large / Slate
Delivery $9.95
Injinji Run Lightweight No Show Merino Wool Slate / Extra Large
Delivery $10
I’ve been using these socks exclusively for the last 11 months, and am now up to owning 4 pairs - first pair bought 1/8/23 last pair 10/9/23. I absolutely love them - my feet are so happy! I have wicked sweaty and cold feet, even when not wearing socks or shoes, and made it my goal last winter to find socks that would dramatically improve my daily life, and these socks have done just that! My feet are between 10”-10.25”x 3.75”-4” and I have been wearing size Medium.My toes absolutely love the freedom and coziness of having their own little compartments and can barely tolerate regular socks now. My feet don’t constantly feel cold and wet anymore, my new sneakers no longer immediately begin to stink from sweaty socks, and when I take my socks off, the bottom of my ... MoreI’ve been using these socks exclusively for the last 11 months, and am now up to owning 4 pairs - first pair bought 1/8/23 last pair 10/9/23. I absolutely love them - my feet are so happy! I have wicked sweaty and cold feet, even when not wearing socks or shoes, and made it my goal last winter to find socks that would dramatically improve my daily life, and these socks have done just that! My feet are between 10”-10.25”x 3.75”-4” and I have been wearing size Medium.My toes absolutely love the freedom and coziness of having their own little compartments and can barely tolerate regular socks now. My feet don’t constantly feel cold and wet anymore, my new sneakers no longer immediately begin to stink from sweaty socks, and when I take my socks off, the bottom of my feet have minimal moisture.I wear them every day for roughly 4-16 hours, airing nightly on my windowsill, and swapping out every 3 days. After three wears, a slight odor can be detected, but it’s hardly noticeable. I tested them out during the hottest days this summer, using a pair 5 work days in a row - they got a bit stiff, smelled unpleasant, and my feet stank.My 11mo old pair is still in great shape, they have some pills, but they maintained their color and shape, and don’t look too far off from my 2mo old pair. These socks are sorta thin, so I kinda baby them because I like them so much. My basic activities include an 8-10 hour shift involving a minimum of 20k steps, 5 mile power walks, 1-5 mile trail walk/jogs, household chores and errands. I also wear them solo around the house, when wearing my Crocs/Uggs/Birkenstocks, as well as under my winter boot socks.To wash them, I soak them for 5-10 minutes in a warm Woolite bath, using an old [s-curve] potato masher to help smash out the funk, and then soak them in a cold Woolite bath for 10 minutes, also using the potato masher. After a thorough rinsing in cold water, I roll them up in a towel and step on it, and then hang them on a hanger to air dry.I absolutely love these socks as daily socks!! I would prefer to give them a 4.5, but since that’s not an option and nothing is perfect…
The wool version of these socks have two BIG advantages over the "regular" (synthetic, non-wool) versions:* More durable - typically the "regular" versions of the runner sock last me 5 days on-trail, then I have to throw them away because they have too many holes. But these lasted at least two weeks .. 2x as long!* Easier to put on - They seem to retain their shape and are more "slippery" (i.e., "less sticky") than the regular versions, The regular versions can be a major pain to put on in the morning. But these are easy!So, all in all .. even though the wool versions are a bit more expensive, they end up being both more cost effective, and better overall.
Generally, I've loved having these. They're comfortable, and I haven't had a single blister, even on 20+ mile runs. 14 months after purchase, the tips of the toes are starting to wear through. Disappointed with the durability, despite everything else being great. Will have to try a heavier weight.
I like the feel and fit of the sock. Though I ended up buying a size up than what was recommended in order to get a proper fit. I usually wear an 8.5 shoe size. My transition to a barefoot style shoe occasionally has me size up to 9, though not often so far.
I bought these socks because I sometimes run into toe blister problems on long runs. In my one wear, I covered about 10 miles and they did their job in preventing toe blisters, but they are so thin that I found them quite uncomfortable. Their thinness allows for a great deal of friction along the bottom of the foot on the insole of the shoe. Maybe these are fine if you like a thin sock, but my preference is more cushioned.
I have 15 pairs of these socks. Over the span of 3 months at 25-50 miles a week, 3 pairs have holes on the heels and 3 pairs are just torn at the top from putting them on. The wife has barred me from buying these socks ever again, which sucks because I love them. But we are not going to be paying 30 bucks a month to replace socks.
I absolutely loved everything about these socks; I love wool socks and I love toe socks. Naturally, these were made for me. I loved everything about it and got myself and handful of pairs. Unfortunately, holes were quick to develop and at this price point they should really last more than a couple of months. It's really a shame. I don't even do anything strenuous in them.
After trying different sock combinations to prevent hot spots while hiking, these by themselves work perfectly for me. The wool helps keep my feet dry and smelling better. If my toe nails get a little long, I do have to stitch up the toes, but that isn’t a big deal. They are thinner and if I am doing more miles they don’t stand up as well on the ball of the foot as my thicker injinji hiking socks. That being said, I’ll keep on buying them because they work for me.
Having recently broken into the natural footwear world, I found myself wanting to expand that by trying some “toe” socks. Injinji is a reputable brand and I know I appreciate wool, so I took the chance on these. I am very pleased! I was concerned about the in between the toes feel , not to mention the fact that I have wide, high volume feet with LARGE toes. To my surprise, these socks fit very well, we’re not irritating in the least, and most surprising to me was that my feet were dry after a very vigorous workout, even between the toes!
Loved the socks for a few days of use. Used while walking Camino in Portugal in combination with Hoka Speedhoat5 trail runners. Socks performed extremely well keeping feet and toes comfortable and blister free. However, in only 5 days of walking 20km per day, socks were destroyed. Completely worn through on heels. The material also sheds into tiny cloth balls which have a sand or stone on stone in heel feel. Loved the socks for the first few days, went through two pairs in short order before switching to a cheaper brand I found on Amazon.
