Non-Slip Yoga & Pilates Socks
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Non-Slip Yoga & Pilates Socks

The foot that slips in warrior or plank, the sock that twists and gapes on the mat, and your balance goes with it. Our non-slip toe socks for yoga and pilates give a sure grip, foot by foot. They stay in place from one pose to the next, with no folds and no slipping.
The foot that slips in warrior or plank, the sock that twists and gapes on the mat, and your balance goes with it. Our non-slip toe socks for yoga and pilates give a sure grip, foot by foot. They stay in place from one pose to the next, with no folds and no slipping. To choose, start from your practice. These toe socks suit yoga, pilates and barre, anywhere a bare foot slips.
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The first complaint about yoga socks is that they slip: on a smooth mat, the foot skids in a balance and the pose loses its base. The non-slip grips under the sole catch the mat and the studio floor, toe by toe. The toe separation spreads the foot for a stable base, and the sock stays in place without twisting or gaping.

Three things ensure the hold. Non-slip grips spread across the whole sole for a sure grip in balance. A flat seam that limits rubbing over long barefoot sessions. And an ankle hold that keeps the sock in place without squeezing, session after session.

To choose, start from your practice. These toe socks suit yoga, pilates and barre, anywhere a bare foot slips. Pair them with the leggings and sports bras from the FLOW range for a complete studio wardrobe. For gym training, the PULSE range and its flat-seam training socks take over. Take your usual shoe size. The size guide is on the page. Refer to the size shown on the page; they machine-wash at 30 °C and keep their grip wash after wash.

Free shipping over £65 / $75. Free 30-day returns. French brand. Tomorrow, part of every purchase will contribute to funding one hour of movement access.