Lululemon Socks Review: Are They Worth It?

This Lululemon Socks Review is NOT sponsored and was written based on my honest opinion as a busy mom working on her fitness and updating her wardrobe!

When it comes to choosing a great pair of socks, I am REALLY picky.

As much as I love Costco’s selection for a lot of things, sports socks have just never been one of them.

So, I decided to give three different pairs of Lululemon socks a try:

Power Stride No Show
Power Stride Tab
Daily Stride

This guide covers the three styles above and includes tips for sizing, material, and care.

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Lululemon Socks Review: Are They Worth It?

Like the rest of their line, Lululemon’s socks are very high quality and perform well under various conditions.

I wear mine for:

working out (including spin, running, and weight lifting)
daily use at home
running errands

Lululemon Sock Sizing

Women’s socks are available in sizes S, M, and L.

The conversion to North American women’s shoe sizes is as follows:

Small: 4 to 6
Medium: 6.5 to 8.5
Large: 9 to 11

I wear a size 7.5 in shoes and found that all styles of Lululemon socks are true to size.

That said, they are a snug fit!

So, if you’re on the cusp and take a size 6 or 8.5, I’d recommend sizing up.

Men’s socks are available in sizes M, L, and XL.

The conversion to North American men’s shoe sizes is as follows:

Medium: 6 to 9
Large: 9.5 to 12
Extra Large: 12.5 to 14

Lululemon No Show Socks Review

I love the Active grip on the back of these socks!

Unlike other no show socks I’ve purchased in the past, the grip is actually sticky enough to keep them up.

You’ll notice how sticky the grips are as soon as you peel them off the package.

I tried a similar style from TNA (who actually makes great socks for the most part!) but the sticky grip lost its strength over time.

Lululemon’s No Show socks also feature ErgoToes so your socks have left and right toe construction for the perfect fit.

Notice how one foot is marked MED L and the other is marked MED R in the next photo.

I really like this feature!

If you live in a household where several of you wear Lululemon socks, knowing what size socks you’re handling makes it easier to put away laundry too.

They’re available in three different quantities:

You’ll save about $2 per pair of socks by choosing a three pack and $3 per pair of socks by getting the five pack.

I’d start with a three pack first if it’s a style you wear often and add a five pack later on once you’ve experienced them for a bit.

Material

Power Stride No Show socks are made from 94% nylon and 6% lycra elastane on the back, middle, and front.

Features

Power Stride No Show socks feature:

PerformaHeel (3D knit that provides stretch, shaping, and micro-cushioning)
Active grip (sticky tabs on the ankles to keep them in place)
ErgoToes (foot specific socks)
360 arch support
Seamless toes

Colors

Power Stride No Show socks are available in several different colors:

Rainbow 5 pack (turquoise, lime green, yellow, orange, and pink)
White/Heather Grey/Black 5 pack
White 5 pack
Black 5 pack
White/Bondi Blue/Light Electric Indigo 3 pack
Pastel Blue/Raw Linen/Creamy Mint 3 pack
Highlight Yellow/Sunset/Blazer Blue 3 pack
Dew Pink/Pastel Blue/White 3 pack
Black 3 pack
White/Heather Grey/Black 3 pack
White/Blue Linen/Black 3 pack
White 3 pack
Highlight Yellow

I have the White/Blue Linen/Black 3 pack and really like these colors!

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Lululemon Power Stride Tab Sock Review

These tab socks are SUPER comfortable and are built to last.

They’re amazing for running and cario workouts plus breaking in new running shoes, haha!

You can see just how high the tab comes up in the photo below.

Power Stride Tab socks are also foot specific – you’ll find each foot labelled either R or L on the inside of the tabs.

It’s a bit hard to see with this color but my socks are called MED L and MED R in the image below.

They’re soft and super comfortable on from the gym to the grocery store.

They’re available in three different quantity packs:

Like the No Show socks, you’ll save about $2 per pair of socks by going with the three pack ($6 total savings) and $3 per pair of socks by getting the five pack ($15 total savings).

Core colors rarely (if ever) go on sale, so buying in bundles is the best way to save money!