Triathlon Magazine Canada

what’s new/what’s hot

- SZ

Keeping your feet happy is crucial to training and racing well. Balega’s newest training socks offer blister-resistant, padded support for tired toes.

Balega Hidden Comfort $15

The Hidden Comfort model made with elastane offers dense cushioning without adding bulk. The high tread count wraps the foot with support and a structured fit. Despite the soft cushioning for impact resistance, a mesh constructi­on creates optimal ventilatio­n, keeping feet dry and cool. Complete hand-linked toe seam and reinforced heel reduces friction and blisters and helps prevent hotspots. A comfortabl­e ankle band and deep heel pocket ensures the sock stays in place. Dynamic new colours include candy f loss pink, neon orange, zesty lemon and teal but the more traditiona­l colours of white, charcoal and black are also available.

Balega Women’s Enduro 4 No Show $14

Going sockless in triathlon is not an option for those who are blister-prone or who simply prefer riding and running with socks. Thankfully, Balega, a South African-based sock company, has created a line that’s sure to help you race and train in comfort. A Zulu word, balega means “to move with speed,” and their newest editions, the Women’s Enduro 4 No Show and the Hidden Comfort, will help you do just that. The Enduro 4 offers runners who are hard on their feet a soft cushion for every footfall. A deep heel pocket supports the foot and ensures socks don’t slip. Drynamix moisture whisking fibres keep feet dry, comfortabl­e and blisterfre­e. Perhaps most appealing is the range of bright colours (to match any race kit) including lime/ bright blue, cerise/tangerine and grey/ bright purple.–

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Women’s Enduro 4 No Show
Balega Women’s Enduro 4 No Show
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Hidden Comfort
Balega Hidden Comfort

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