Yes, cutting the back of soccer socks (usually by making holes in the calf area) is a common practice among professional and amateur footballers to improve comfort and performance. The key reported benefits include
Long, tight socks can restrict the natural expansion of the calf muscles during exertion. Cutting them releases that tension, allowing the muscle to expand freely.
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Many players cut the official socks to wear high-performance anti-slip socks (like Trusox) underneath, which improves foot control inside the boot and prevents blisters.
Yes, cutting the back of soccer socks (usually by making holes in the calf area) is a common practice among professional and amateur footballers to improve comfort and performance. The key reported benefits include:
Pressure Relief: Long, tight socks can restrict the natural expansion of the calf muscles during exertion. Cutting them releases that tension, allowing the muscle to expand freely.