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    MAAP Division Socks Review

    Jason MitchellBy Jason MitchellJuly 28, 20223 Comments4 Mins Read

    My sock drawer is stacked full of various pairs that I’ll still wear occasionally. My wife hates opening it because it’s stuffed to the brim, but I don’t have that problem because my favorite cycling socks always go from the dryer to the garage and the MAAP Division socks never go in the drawer. With excellent style, height and performance, these remain my favorite cycling socks.

    MAAP Division Socks Features:

    • Q-Skin® technology with inherent silver microparticles and permanent antimicrobial properties
    • Breathable, moisture wicking with high abrasion resistance
    • Dynamic arch support to shape to the curves of your foot for a secure fit
    • Soft mesh fabric at the top and sides for cooling ventilation where you need it most
    • Certified Standard 100 by Oeko Tex™
    • 8-inch height
    • MSRP: $22.00
    MAAP Division Socks Review
    The 8″ height is perfect.

    MAAP does SOCKS

    After well over a year of use, the MAAP Division socks remain at the ready at any given moment. Currently, they are sitting in my Scott Gravel Tuned shoes, but they are consistently tucked into one pair of shoes or another — ready for regular use. Just why do I like the Division socks so much?

    First off, admittedly, I’m a sock snob. Life is too short to wear crappy socks. A great pair of socks will make a poor pair of shoes feel better and a great pair of shoes feel like Cinderella’s slippers. With many great cycling shoes at my disposal, the MAAP Division socks turn each one of them into magical territory with excellent compression, fit, comfort and style.

    MAAP Division Socks Review
    Complex, body-mapped knit patterns result in ultimate comfort.

    A great pair of socks will also remain durable through my less-than-ideal testing conditions. I only wash socks on an as-needed basis, so we’re talking at least 3-5 rides before they see the family’s washing machine. The Q-Skin technology always keeps these stink-free. And, less washing reduces the chances of the Sock Monster to lose one of them (which happens too often in our family of 6). I’ve worn them extensively in dry and dusty Utah and hot and muggy Oklahoma summers.

    MAAP Kit and Ventum GS1 650b Review
    Full MAAP rolling in chunky Oklahoma gravel.

    The excellent compression of the Division socks, does require a little bit of work to get them on, but it’s not like the extra 10 seconds is that much of an issue. Spending that extra time results in a sock that has killer arch support and overall compression for long-distance comfort. A deep heel cup allows these to stay in place for a locked-in feel. Last summer, when I had my choice of all socks to wear for SBT GRVL, the MAAP Division socks were the easy choice for 6 hours of gravel.

    I love the varied and purpose-built knitting throughout these socks. Each section of the sock is crafted for comfort, compression, wicking and performance. With that, these socks stay up all day and remain comfortable so you can perform your best with every pedal stroke on the road, gravel or dirt. The burgundy/blue color is no longer available, but several other solid colors are.

    Fit: I wear a size 45 shoe and have been using the L-XL Divisions.

    The Good

    • Fantastic compression
    • Excellent choice for long days in the saddle
    • Superb comfort and next-to-skin feel
    • Remain stink-free
    • Great length
    • Clean, stylish colors with simple branding

    The Bad

    • Care instructions aren’t a reality in our household (have been tumble-dried many times)

    The Bottom Line: MAAP Division Socks

    MAAP is at the forefront of cycling style and function. Their kits are consistently fantastic and the Division socks are equally superb. If I had one pair of socks for all types of riding, it would be the MAAP Division socks.

    Buy Now: Visit MAAP

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    A native of the Pacific Northwest, Jason quickly developed a love for the outdoors and a thing for mountains. That infatuation continues as he founded this site in 1999 -- sharing his love of road biking, mountain biking, trail running and skiing. With extreme attention to detail, he has been a technical product manager for top 10 web properties, eCommerce businesses and SaaS companies for 20+ years. The combination of outdoor experience and technical savvy gives him a unique perspective that is channeled into every gear review. Utah's Wasatch Mountains are his playground. He rigorously tests every product and usually uses them beyond their intended purpose -- just for the sake of testing. (Note: Jason receives sample products in exchange for authentic reviews. He is not paid, nor influenced to share anything other than his honest opinions.)

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    3 Comments

    1. Rick B on August 1, 2022 6:12 pm

      Do you ever put these in the dryer? Says not to but at my house that will certainly happen!

      Reply
      • Jason Mitchell on August 1, 2022 9:41 pm

        I’m with you. And, yes, they have been in the dryer. It’s nearly impossible in our house to isolate a pair of socks from the evil dryer. I do try to let them air dry if I’m doing the laundry, but there are 5 others who understandably won’t do that.

        Reply
    2. LAMEDA on June 25, 2023 2:39 am

      You are so kind to share this with us. And this detailed review is helpful. Would you like to review LAMEDA cycling apparel or other accessories?

      Reply
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