Better grip in climbing shoes
Lockweave™ Micro Grip Fabric on the toe and heel hug your shoes and don't slip.
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Made-In-Japan Climbing Socks with LockWeave™ Micro Grip Fabric
On US orders over $55
30-day return policy
Grip Never Fades
Gamba Socks

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Ultra thin material
fits in tight shoes
Blister tab
protects heel
Seamless Toe
heel and toe
grips climbing shoe
Lockweave™ Micro Grip Fabric on the toe and heel hug your shoes and don't slip.
Quick-dry, breathable material keeps your feet feeling dry and comfortable.
Ultra thin and durable 200 needle count fabric is made for tight climbing shoes.
Our small, family owned factory has been making durable Japanese socks for 33 years.
Gamba Socks are machine washable and don't shrink. Say goodbye to stinky climbing shoes!
Stretchy, foot-hugging fabric means no slipping or bunching. Left and right toe boxes for a perfect fit.
Gamba Socks are made with 200 needle count sewing machines that produce luxury Japanese socks.
Gamba Socks have Lockweave™ Micro Grip Thread on the toe and heel. The fabric grips your climbing shoes and doesn't slip. Gamba Socks are also ultra thin, quick dry, and have distinct left and right toe boxes for a custom-like fit.
The grip comes from splitting the thread fibers to 1/20th the normal size. Normal sock threads have ~30 fibers per thread. Lockweave™ micro grip threads have 860. More fibers increases the surface area of the thread and makes the fabric grippy. There are no additives. And the grip does not fade over time!
Yes! Typically our socks will fit in your current climbing shoe. Gamba Socks have ultra thin fabric that stretches and hugs your foot.
Yes! Gamba Socks prevent dead skin and bacteria from spreading to your climbing shoes. They are machine washable and dry very fast.
Gamba Socks use a quick dry fabric. The fabric dries 4x faster than wool and 10x faster than cotton. It is designed to keep your feet feeling dry. For best results we recommend you take your shoes off occasionally throughout your climbing sessions.