MudGear Hybrid Training Sock (RED)

FOR THE FIT AND FAST

Purposely HYBRID

The HYBRID athlete does it all. He’s tough, but fast. She’s the specimen of functional fitness. Oh, and competitive? Don’t get us started. We have seen friends from every avenue of athleticism jump on and dominate the HYBRID fitness race craze. So, we engineered a nod to your WOD. It’s a sock built fast and tough specifically for the HYBRID athlete. The height, the fit, the light compression and the strategic stitching were all designed for athletes who tackle life one station at a time. 

Put Your Foot Down

MudGear’s origin story catered to obstacle racers who needed to pick’em up and put’em down quickly even in the muddiest conditions. The HYBRID athlete, however, is forced to step hard and then harder. Whether it’s extending through a row station or grinding into the ground, searching for every trace of traction as you push/pull an oversized sled, you want a sock that feels good when nothing else does. So, we complimented our already popular lateral stitching down the length of the foot with a comfortable breadth-size cross section at the ball of foot where pressure builds while you’re digging down. 

We Support You

Like Jerry Maguire, we went on a “Help us help you” fact-finding mission to see what athletes need from a sock when running is secondary. Top CrossFitters and HYBRID all-stars shared a common interest in enhanced ankle support. So many HYBRID stations include fast, weight-bearing movements that increase chances of rolling or spraining an ankle when not being careful. So, MudGear’s HYBRID Training Socks have specialized stitching for added support around the ankle. It’s not thick or intrusive, but it’s enough to keep athletes subconsciously mindful of careful foot precision without becoming a distraction.

Red Hot

These socks aren't just red. They're Flamenco red. No. Not the bird (that's a flamingo). "Flamenco" like the hot and spicy Spanish dance. HYBRID fitness racing and training involves a unique dance-like blend of strength, speed, agility and endurance. Watch video of a functional fitness phenomenon in slow motion, and his/her moves are nothing short of red hot artistry.