Yoga Socks

Sometimes I'm too unsteady for shoes, and this is a good workaround.

Not just for yoga!

Again, not necessarily art related, definitely good. Like if you have to move about your space a lot, maybe your canvas is really big, idk...

So these yoga socks came in a multipack. The open part at the top with the elastic ribbon bands make them feel like slippers or sandals, and give me more traction on floors. Especially stairs. Sometimes shoes are too clunky or not tight enough or just tall enough to make me feel even more unsteady than normal, so that's when I turn to these.

Also yoga. You can use these for yoga. Which definitely looks like an art form, except when I do it.

These are the little grippy bits on the bottom. The logo as well is grippy, which is great.

They do tend to fade over time, becoming just regular socks with fancy elastic at the top, but it takes a long time depending on the brand you buy.

Again, these are from Temu, and they came in a pack of 3 if I recall correctly. I'll try and find the link and drop it in here.

They do come in different colours, but of course, I chose black.

- Toren Gunn

Pros

Easy to put on
Grippy dots make you closer to the ground, let you actually feel the ground, and keep your feet warm.
You can buy multipacks.
They are open at the top, so it gives more of a slipper or sandal feel, as some people don't like not wearing some kind of footwear in the house.
Comes in a range of colours depending on where you go

Cons

They can collect pet hair off the carpet. This goes in the "cons" section because that not what we're trying to do here.
Eventually the grippy dots do fade or rub away, though it takes a long time to happen in my experience
They're a one-size-fits-most product mostly (I think I saw one that let you pick your shoe size, but I remember not liking the way they did the elastic bits, so I didn't keep track of the listing) so they might not be good for you. That said, I'm a UK 7-8, and these are fine.

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