In my experience, the silver-threaded socks (#s 1-3 below) have kept my feet warm enough, but not hot or sweaty. Research also shows that socks with silver that silver-containing fabrics are thermoregulatory.

How to ground in GROUNDING SOCKS?

Designed for better conductivity, most grounding socks, themselves, will not connect you to Earth’s natural, electromagnetic energy fields (except our first featured sock below by Earthing). In order to access Earth energy, your feet need to be in direct contact with a conductive ground surface like stone, dirt, grass, shells or gravel. Metals, brick and unpainted concrete will also conduct energy when atop one of these surfaces.

To ground in grounding socks, you can stand, stretch, etc. on any of these surfaces or wear them with grounding shoes (also on such surfaces). Alternately, wear them indoors and place your feet in contact with an Earthing mat or sleep system for warmth without sacrificing strength of conductivity.

Brought to you by Clint Ober (the modern grounding pioneer who co-wrote the original 2010 Earthing book with our dad, Cardiologist Dr. Sinatra), this Earthing sock kit offers the most versatility among grounding socks.

Not only can you wear them with grounding shoes or alone on a natural earth surface outside; you can actually plug these socks into the grounding port of your electrical outlet to directly connect to Earth energy. In other words, you don’t need to be standing on a natural earth surface or in contact with another Earthing device to use them. These socks are Earthing devices, in and of themselves!

Each sock has a snap that you connect a 15-foot cord to and plug into a Safety Adaptor inserted into a grounded outlet (this is what the Outlet Checker tests for). Wearing these socks indoors is like having an Earthing mat wrapped around your feet, except that mat is made of comfy, cozy nylon!

I love these socks because they give me an excuse to snuggle up on the couch and watch a movie in order to get my grounding fix :>)

From one of our top recommended grounding shoe brands, comes a new line of grounding socks to wear with grounding shoes or alone on a natural Earth surface or grounding device. Harmony 783 offers:

• 3 different styles: crew, low-cut, and slip-on / no show - all with options in black, as well as white or gray colors

• Organic cotton blend options in all 3 styles

• Merino wool blend options in two styles - crew and low-cut

• 5 Sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL to fit women U.S. sizes 4.5 to 12.5+ and men U.S. sizes 3 to 14.5

• Each pair is 6% to 18% USA-sourced silver; elements include 99% pure Circuitex® silver metallized yarn and Skinlife - silver microfibers to prevent bacterial growth

• Prices range from $22 to $39 per pair - NOW 50% OFF through Dec. 17th!

In this video, Harmony 783 CEO and Co-Founder Pam Bard briefly explains how Harmony 783 grounding shoes and socks work on a natural ground surface (stone/concrete) and tests their conductivity. She wears one Harmony 783 grounding sock and one regular sock under her Harmony 783 Grounding Shoes. You can see how Pam stays grounded in both pairs of socks and the shoes while her feet are planted on stone/concrete, and that she loses conductivity when she loses contact with the ground.

I recently bought a pair of Harmony 783 Low Cut Gray Merino Wool Grounding Socks, and found them to be comfy and warm but not too thick. They fit very nicely with grounding shoes, and their partially-padded ankle line keeps my skin free of those red imprint marks.

TRU47 now offers grounding socks in a cozy merino wool blend, as well as a combed cotton blend. Each sock is also 10% pure silver for conductivity and anti-microbial protection.

• All TRU47 grounding socks are made in the USA with USA-made yarn

• Toes and soles are woven with the highest-grade 99% iconically-plated silver throughout

• 3 Unisex styles: no-show, low-cut and quarter

• 4 Unisex sizes: S, M, L, XL

• 2 colors: white or black, each with gray bottom.

• Light compression in the arch for support

• Prices range from $27 to $29 per pair, or $74 to $82 for 3-packs

I bought, and am now keeping my feet nice and warm with, a pair of Tru47 Quarter Merino Wool Grounding Socks. They have medium thickness, fit great under grounding shoes, and are very comfortable!

Toe socks are like mittens for your feet. They have one area for the big toe and another to hold the 4 other digits. Tabi socks, on the other foot, are like gloves with a pocket for each toe.

• Tabi sock materials: 53% Cruelty-Free Merino Wool, 30% Nylon, 12% Acrylic & 5% Lycra Spandex - good for medium cold temps (to freezing)

• Toe sock materials (vegan friendly):  34% COOLmax (Polyester), 11% Cotton, 22% Polyester, 30% Nylon, 3% Lycra - good for mild cold.

• 6 Different sizes of each sock: S, M & L for both men and women

• Prices range from $16 to $24 per pair

I have not personally tried either pair of Earthrunner socks, so I can’t give an opinion on them, but have included them here because I LOVE my Earthrunner sandals and trust this brand.