Watermelon Hocsocx

Prevent odor, rash, and wick sweat!

As a field hockey player, you can probably  relate to the feeling of SWEAT building underneath your shin pads.  Often this not only causes awful smells but can also lead to bacteria  growth, resulting in what is commonly known as shin guard rash! To  prevent odors, rash, and ultimately wick away sweat, a barrier must be  put in place to help avoid the skin's direct rubbing on the shin  guard... Hocsocx to the rescue!  

Available in a full foot knee-high sock or  a footless knee-high sock, Hocsocx provides field hockey players the  opportunity to protect their shins from the very necessary large shin  guard constantly worn during training and games. By providing a thin but  durable liner, Hocsocx allows players to have this unnoticeable  barrier, allowing them to focus on performance rather than being  distracted by an itchy rash that is forming during play.   

When it comes to how to wear Hocsocx, it’s  pretty simple! If you’re someone who prefers a full footed under sock,  before putting your shin guards on, grab your favorite pair  of Hocsocx and place them on first, lightly pulling the sock up just  underneath your knee. Once your liner sock is on, you can then place  your shin guards and outer sock on like normal! If you are an individual  who prefers a footless sock, Hocsocx Leg Sleeves can be worn two  different ways. The first method is just like the full footed sock, you  pull the leg sleeve onto your leg and the sock sits right in place.  However, if you’re someone who enjoys ankle coverage, pull the bottom of  the leg sleeve below your ankle so it rests just underneath the arch of  your foot. Both types of Hocsocx will not slide and will keep you  feeling protected and comfortable all day! 

Hocsocx YouTube video:

https://youtu.be/Gc9j9JzVCds

Sizing:

• Small' Shoe size: 13-4
• Medium' Shoe size: Women's 5-10 & Boy's 4-8
• Large' Shoe size: Women's 10-14 & Men's 8.5-13