Cushioning properties of athletic socks

Posted on July 27, 2013 by admin

The cushioning properties of athletic socks: An impact testing perspective Tim Blackmore, David Jessop, Stewart Bruce-Low, Joanna Scurr Clinical Biomechanics; Article in Press Quote: Background One of the aims of the sock/shoe unit is to reduce the severity of impact forces on the lower extremity although the injury prevention potential of the sock through the attenuation of impact force has yet to be established. This study aims to determine the effect of athletic socks and a sock/shoe unit on peak impact force, time to peak impact force and loading rate using an impact testing methodology. Methods An impact testing system with a gravity driven vertical impact striker (8.5kg) fitted with a load cell (10,000Hz) which was released from 0.05m to impact the specimen on the vertical axis (impact velocity=0.99m

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