This sock is made for those who love running on nature's unpaved paths. Our Spectrum Trail Midweight Mini-Crew socks are engineered for uneven and unpredictable terrain and allow the entire foot to perform naturally. The colorful double cuff, unique to our Spectrum Trail Mini-Crew series, provides a snug fit around the ankle to keep dirt and debris out. COOLMAX effectively wicks away moisture from the foot and between the toes and a mesh top allows breathability for your feet to stay dry and cool.
This sock is made for those who love running on nature's unpaved paths. Our Spectrum Trail Midweight Mini-Crew socks are engineered for uneven and unpredictable terrain and allow the entire foot to perform naturally. The colorful double cuff, unique to our Spectrum Trail Mini-Crew series, provides a snug fit around the ankle to keep dirt and debris out. COOLMAX effectively wicks away moisture from the foot and between the toes and a mesh top allows breathability for your feet to stay dry and cool.
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The lowest price we last saw for Injinji Spectrum Trail Midweight Mini-Crew Coral / Medium was $16.58 at IPP NZ, compared across 2 retailers (last seen 21 Mar 2026). Prices may have changed since.
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Prices last updated 21 Mar 2026.
Injinji Spectrum Trail Midweight Mini-Crew Coral / Medium
This sock is made for those who love running on nature's unpaved paths. Our Spectrum Trail Midweight Mini-Crew socks are engineered for uneven and unpredictable terrain and allow the entire foot to perform naturally. The colorful double cuff, unique to our Spectrum Trail Mini-Crew series, provides a snug fit around the ankle to keep dirt and debris out. COOLMAX effectively wicks away moisture from the foot and between the toes and a mesh top allows breathability for your feet to stay dry and cool.
This sock is made for those who love running on nature's unpaved paths. Our Spectrum Trail Midweight Mini-Crew socks are engineered for uneven and unpredictable terrain and allow the entire foot to perform naturally. The colorful double cuff, unique to our Spectrum Trail Mini-Crew series, provides a snug fit around the ankle to keep dirt and debris out. COOLMAX effectively wicks away moisture from the foot and between the toes and a mesh top allows breathability for your feet to stay dry and cool.
Last updated at 21/03/2026 12:54:30
Injinji Trail Midweight Mini-Crew Coral M
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SALE: Injinji Spectrum TRAIL Midweight Mini-Crew Toesocks Coral / Medium
originally posted on REI
I have terrible feet. If you look at them wrong, they blister. I have been an established patient of a podiatrist for years and I am not even 30.I have had many hiking trips that end in bleeding feet. Yes, my shoes fit correctly and were broken in. Yes, I was wearing merino wool socks and changed my socks half way through. Yes, I used preventive moleskin. Even in my well loved trail runners, I still get blisters.Switching to Injinjis has definitely helped my awful feet. Injinjis are really great for preventing those little in between the toe blisters that are so hard to tape and deal with once you have. I do not double sock with these(this style would probably be too thick) and instead tape my heels and sides of my big toes prior to hiking and, knock on wood, I ... MoreI have terrible feet. If you look at them wrong, they blister. I have been an established patient of a podiatrist for years and I am not even 30.I have had many hiking trips that end in bleeding feet. Yes, my shoes fit correctly and were broken in. Yes, I was wearing merino wool socks and changed my socks half way through. Yes, I used preventive moleskin. Even in my well loved trail runners, I still get blisters.Switching to Injinjis has definitely helped my awful feet. Injinjis are really great for preventing those little in between the toe blisters that are so hard to tape and deal with once you have. I do not double sock with these(this style would probably be too thick) and instead tape my heels and sides of my big toes prior to hiking and, knock on wood, I can get through a backpacking trip without a blister. If you have the popular trail runners that tend to rub on your achilles, the tops of the Injinis are perfect for preventing that, they come up high enough and are nice and thick.My feet do not get overly hot in the Injinjis. My one complaint is they do take a while to dry if you was them "trail laundry" style. However, I think all padded socks would have that issue. They do take a bit of getting used to at first when you put them on.
originally posted on REI
No matter what product I use, whether sock, cream, salve, wraps, bandaids, or any combination of these, my toes always blister on long hikes. I went on an REI backpacking trip earlier this year and one of the guides was trying out these socks. I finally purchased them and work them while camping/hiking recently and not one blister! These are so comfortable, not too thin, and it doesn't feel like you're wearing a toe sock. My only downfall is a tiny little toe and the sock is made for a longer toe. A little sewing modification will fix that right up. Highly recommend!
originally posted on REI
I bought these to help with a toe blister and ended up getting a heal blister after the first wear. I think due in large part to them not fitting properly. I wear a women's 9.5 shoe and the sock size advertised spanned from 9 - 11.5, leaving them looser fitting than optimal. So, for me they do not work in running shoes. Probably would be great in a bedrock sandal, etc where friction not a factor.
Injinji Trail Midweight Mini-Crew Coral M
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SALE: Injinji Spectrum TRAIL Midweight Mini-Crew Toesocks Coral / Medium
I have terrible feet. If you look at them wrong, they blister. I have been an established patient of a podiatrist for years and I am not even 30.I have had many hiking trips that end in bleeding feet. Yes, my shoes fit correctly and were broken in. Yes, I was wearing merino wool socks and changed my socks half way through. Yes, I used preventive moleskin. Even in my well loved trail runners, I still get blisters.Switching to Injinjis has definitely helped my awful feet. Injinjis are really great for preventing those little in between the toe blisters that are so hard to tape and deal with once you have. I do not double sock with these(this style would probably be too thick) and instead tape my heels and sides of my big toes prior to hiking and, knock on wood, I ... MoreI have terrible feet. If you look at them wrong, they blister. I have been an established patient of a podiatrist for years and I am not even 30.I have had many hiking trips that end in bleeding feet. Yes, my shoes fit correctly and were broken in. Yes, I was wearing merino wool socks and changed my socks half way through. Yes, I used preventive moleskin. Even in my well loved trail runners, I still get blisters.Switching to Injinjis has definitely helped my awful feet. Injinjis are really great for preventing those little in between the toe blisters that are so hard to tape and deal with once you have. I do not double sock with these(this style would probably be too thick) and instead tape my heels and sides of my big toes prior to hiking and, knock on wood, I can get through a backpacking trip without a blister. If you have the popular trail runners that tend to rub on your achilles, the tops of the Injinis are perfect for preventing that, they come up high enough and are nice and thick.My feet do not get overly hot in the Injinjis. My one complaint is they do take a while to dry if you was them "trail laundry" style. However, I think all padded socks would have that issue. They do take a bit of getting used to at first when you put them on.
No matter what product I use, whether sock, cream, salve, wraps, bandaids, or any combination of these, my toes always blister on long hikes. I went on an REI backpacking trip earlier this year and one of the guides was trying out these socks. I finally purchased them and work them while camping/hiking recently and not one blister! These are so comfortable, not too thin, and it doesn't feel like you're wearing a toe sock. My only downfall is a tiny little toe and the sock is made for a longer toe. A little sewing modification will fix that right up. Highly recommend!
I bought these to help with a toe blister and ended up getting a heal blister after the first wear. I think due in large part to them not fitting properly. I wear a women's 9.5 shoe and the sock size advertised spanned from 9 - 11.5, leaving them looser fitting than optimal. So, for me they do not work in running shoes. Probably would be great in a bedrock sandal, etc where friction not a factor.
Best socks ever! I usually get crew length size Large, but after the socks are washed multiple times, there is less “give,” and putting the socks on is a pain. I tried the mini-crew size XL and so far (only 2 washings) they are easy to put on. I love my Injinji’s - they keep my toes from rubbing and prevent blisters. Wish they came in more colors. Wish the women’s socks came in larger sizes, since none of the women’s socks are large enough for my feet.
Don’t hesitate and just buy these socks! I always suffered from blisters during every backpacking trip, until these socks. I just finished a 107 miles section hike of the PCT with zero blisters or hot spots thanks to these socks. I will never hike in any other socks. You don’t notice the individual toe socks and there is no period of getting used to. Buy these!
Perfect mid weight trail running socks. Not so thin so they wear holes right away. But not so thick that you have to size up your shoes! The height on the ankle is just enough to cover your ankle to protect it from rock and mud and minor abrasions that can occur with the lower rise socks. My favorite Injinjis. Strongly reccomend.
These socks are amazing, my favourite socks to run in. I am an ultra runner and i save these socks for my races as you couldnt ask for a better race day sock. No blisters, lots of comfort, free toes and a nice fit. However, due to my keeping these socks for only my races, i can only have worn them 5-6 times and i already have a hole in one of the socks. Bit annoying due to its lack of use yet having a hole. Having said this, i would and will buy more pairs as they are great socks and just what you need on race day.
I bought a few of these from REI a couple of years ago and while they did not last, they were the only game in town. Now with the advent of so many other manufacturers, these are just overpriced. Just do a search on Amazon and you will find several brands like Vwell that sell you 4 of these as a package for the same price. The socks for Injinji and these other manufacturers are sourced from the same factories in Asia. Injinji had a good run due to first mover's advantage. However, I would strongly advise to do your due diligence before buying these as there are much better (and cost effective) options available. Not recommended anymore.
I am trying toe socks for the first time. I don’t have any current issues with toes chafing but thought the idea was cool if I ever have that problem. I have longish toes and size L fit my size 13 feet fine.For comparison I mainly run Baleaga blister resist socks. I did that the injinji are more slippery and I’ve had issues with underfoot sliding and not quite blisters but “annoyment” of my foot.I’m also bought the Injinji midweight crew (not mini) and that one seems thicker than these minis.One odd thing I did find during Bandera this year was that my pinky toes were free to splay outward more and I managed to rip off my pinky nail on the side of my shoe during downhill. Normal socks keep the toes more bound. Not entirely sure what to make of that, but it ... MoreI am trying toe socks for the first time. I don’t have any current issues with toes chafing but thought the idea was cool if I ever have that problem. I have longish toes and size L fit my size 13 feet fine.For comparison I mainly run Baleaga blister resist socks. I did that the injinji are more slippery and I’ve had issues with underfoot sliding and not quite blisters but “annoyment” of my foot.I’m also bought the Injinji midweight crew (not mini) and that one seems thicker than these minis.One odd thing I did find during Bandera this year was that my pinky toes were free to splay outward more and I managed to rip off my pinky nail on the side of my shoe during downhill. Normal socks keep the toes more bound. Not entirely sure what to make of that, but it happened.I like the socks but don’t love them. I’ll use these until they wear out but won’t re-buy.
You get used to the weird putting on of the socks quickly. The feel, quality, and lack of blisters, oh my goodness the lack of blisters. I hike the high Sierra right off the couch with no hiking for 6 months. No discomfort and no blisters at all. (I hike in Lone Peaks, may help) great product - I have two now....a cpl more and regular sock be gone.If there were a con it could be that super steep long downhills may require an occasional feeling of the are between the toes creeping up a bit far. NOT any sort of deal breaker.
