Why grip socks
Why grip socks work.
A grip sock has grip on the sole. It holds the inside of your shoe, so your foot stops sliding around in it.
Every Immerse grip sock uses Lock-In Technology, with one continuous grip from toe to heel, through the arch.
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Your foot stays put
A regular sock slides on the insole. In lab tests, grip socks had about twice the friction against the shoe of a regular sock, and the forefoot slid less inside the shoe.
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Sharper cuts
Planting and turning need a foot that holds. Players were faster through a slalom course in grip socks, and used more traction braking into a side cut.
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Helps prevent blisters
Blisters come from rubbing. When your foot stops sliding inside the shoe, there is less rubbing on the skin.
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Steadier footing
Heel pinned down, foot centered over the sole. A steadier base when you land, plant and turn.
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More from every push
When your foot slides, part of the push goes into the shoe instead of the ground. Grip keeps more of it going where you want it.
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Comfortable all day
Breathable knit on top, a cushioned base and a compressed arch that holds its shape.
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Built for golf too
Your foot can shift inside a golf shoe during the swing. Grip keeps it planted from address to follow-through.
How to wear them
Wear them on their own, or under your team socks. For knee-high team socks, cut the foot off the team sock and pull the rest over the top as a sleeve. See how.