MediPeds Sport cut liner socks

The lowest thing in the catalogue. A sport-cut liner that finishes below the shoe line, so nothing shows above a loafer or a low trainer, knitted with NanoGLIDE — a yarn made to slide against itself rather than against your skin. Three pairs to a packet, white, in two shoe-size ranges.

A gel tab at the back keeps it from disappearing into the shoe, which is the failure every liner is judged on. The other trade is structural rather than a fault: below the shoe line means no fabric between the back of the shoe and your heel, so where the heel is what rubs, a liner is the wrong height and the quarter is the right one.

One of 5 on the cushioned and cooling socks shelf in the MediPeds shelves. It also answers to nanoglide socks, white socks. If you want to know how often the figures on this page are refreshed, that is set out on how we update the catalogue.

Nothing on this site is medical advice. A sock is a sock: a non-binding top and a smooth toe seam are ways of knitting a cuff and a seam, not a treatment, and nothing here diagnoses, prevents or relieves anything. If your feet have lost feeling, if a sore is not healing, or if a doctor has asked you to wear a fitted compression stocking, that conversation belongs with them and not with a catalogue.