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Step 1
Study the offerings. Although socks are normally provided as part of the soccer uniform in most youth leagues, there are a number of choices if you are buying them for practice or competition.
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Step 2
Buy sturdy socks. Since children usually wear them out before they outgrow them, good socks last longer and also provide added support.
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Step 3
Compromise on midpriced socks, if in doubt. They are usually the best blend of price and quality.
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Step 4
Know your fibers. Lower-end socks are made of 100-percent acrylic/polyester, with perhaps some cotton added for comfort. Higher-end socks contain microfibers that help wick perspiration away from the body.
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Step 5
Check the details. Some higher-end soccer socks contain elasticized yarns for durability and support. Some have padded foot beds (heels and toes) made with durable yarn and elasticized arch support.








