Our wide toe box socks are shaped to match the natural form of your feet, giving your toes the space they need to spread, grip, and move freely. Designed for comfort and function, they reduce friction, improve balance, and support healthier foot mechanics, perfect for training, recovery, or everyday wear.
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Rep Club Crew Sock Unisex
Rep Club Crew Sock Unisex
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Spacer Mobility Reb Club Socks integrate form, function, and style to elevate your every step, stride, or jump.
Size Guide:
S: US Men 5-7 US Women 6-8.5, EU 35-37.5
M: US Men 7.5-10, US Women 9-11.5, EU 38-41.5
L: US Men 10.5-12.5, US Women 12-13.5, EU 42-46
S: US Men 5-7 US Women 6-8.5, EU 35-37.5
M: US Men 7.5-10, US Women 9-11.5, EU 38-41.5
L: US Men 10.5-12.5, US Women 12-13.5, EU 42-46
XL: US Men 13-17, US Women 14-15.5, EU 46.5-49
Material: 69% combed cotton, 17% polyester, 11% nylon, 3% elastine.
The perfect sock for all your training needs: running, lifting, hiking or lounging at home.
Recommendation: The gripped style is designed to be worn in the gym when lifting without shoes, at home or at work. You can also hide your toe spacers under them.
Returns and Exchanges
For health and hygiene reasons some products are not able to be returned for incorrect sizing or change of mind. This includes Toe Spacers, Rock Mat and all socks.
Freedom to Move - Anatomically Designed Wide Toe Box Socks
Frequently Asked Questions
We recommend to start with 10 minutes and increase the time as you get used to them. Once your feet adjust you can wear them for longer periods, in the gym and while stretching.
Toe spacers help with bunions by gently realigning the toes, particularly the big toe, to reduce pressure on the bunion joint. By creating space between the toes, they encourage a more natural foot posture, which can help relieve pain, improve balance, and slow the progression of bunions over time.
Yes, you can wear toe spacers during mobility work, balance drills, and barefoot strength training. They promote toe splay and help re-establish the foot’s natural tripod (heel, big toe base, pinky toe base), improving stability and alignment. This supports better posture and foot function, especially during low-impact exercises.