Features:

• Low profile athletic sock with anatomical five-toe construction for yoga and palates workouts
• Designed with a patent pending non-slip sole
• Superior hygienic alternative for mat and machine workouts
• Toe separation helps to increase flexibility and strengthen the muscles in the foot
• Made from 90 percent organic cotton and 10 percent spandex

Editor Reviews:

Product Description:
These socks fit like a second skin, providing an hygienic alternative to bare feet. Made from pure natural cotton for coolest comfort.

Amazon.com Product Description:
ToeSox are an innovative alternative to traditional athletic socks, which form to the contours of your foot while allowing each of your toes to separate. This separation gives your toes the toe wiggling freedom they deserve, as they separate naturally to increase flexibility and strengthen the muscles in the foot.

Foot alignment is essential in all disciplines, and ToeSox feature a horizontal stripe at the metatarsal head--a visual cue to proper foot alignment during reformer, cadillac, and mat workouts. Toe separation also both strengthens and stretches the muscles in your feet resulting in greater blood circulation and reducing the chances of injury. You can enhance your equilibrium in standing poses by spreading the toes and the ball of the standing foot. The broader your base, the more stable you are, and even the slightest widening of the sole of the foot is helpful.

Made from breathable organic cotton, ToeSox reduce moisture and friction between toes. The seamless design and fitted heel provide the best comfort and fit for your feet.

Rating : - Great for pilates
I recently began taking pilates & found that my feet got very cold & sweaty (now how can that be?) on the hardwood gym floor. Since regular socks can be too slippery I purchased two pairs of ToeSox & now my feet stay warm & toasty with no slipping on the floor. I will say, however, that it takes a while to get the sox on all of the toes. Also, the laundry instructions say wash inside out. I turn them inside out as I take them off, but turning them right side out after washing & drying can be a bit painstaking.