Apolla Shocks The Performance Traction Dance Sock

• This profile hits just BELOW the calf
• No compression in the toes but does have a slim cut
• Less fabric in the toes than the Infinite
• Allows freedom to spread your toes
• Easy to get on and off
• Lays comfortably with reduced compression at the opening so it does not indent skin.
• Maintains a continuous line of the leg for a seamless look…looks great onstage
• A fan-favorite style that versatile for class, stage, convention, or on-the-go
• Offers great support for the ankles and arches
• Same level of support in the arch and ankle as the Infinite without the graduated compression up the calf
• Available in 4 colors:
• Nude-One (lighter)
• Nude-Two (darker)
• Black
• White (only in NON-traction)

Fit & Performance

Lower profile lays comfortably below the calf muscle and doesn’t roll

No compression in the toes but slim cut to show off the feet

• Less fabric in the toes than the Infinite
• Freedom to spread your toes

Revolutionary Arch Support

• When you don’t have support in your arch, the force of dancing yanks on the plantar fascia at the insertion points and causes inflammation.
• To keep strong arches, it is good to help lift them and give them support in class and during recovery

Ankle Stability

• This doesn’t restrict you from building strong ankles. In fact, it helps remove inflammation, which can cause pain and force you to stop dancing.
• More time dancing is what helps build strength
• It is supportive, not restricting

Knit-In Energy Absorption

• Gives your heels and metatarsals comfort and helps ease your joints when landing jumps
• This pad on the ball and heel of the feet does not restrict you from feeling the floor

Moisture wicking (keep your feet dry)

Anti-microbial (they don’t stink easily)

• This style the traction is ONLY on the ball of the foot
• Comfortable seam stays out of the way

They are washable

• You don’t have to wash them as often as a typical sock but unlike your dance shoes, you can wash them!
• For care instructions look on packaging

Apolla Shocks® are anatomically correct.

• Look in the inside cuff for the L & R to know which foot they go on.