4 Reasons the Produce Bag Trick Works, and Why It Should Not Need the Fruit Aisle
Coconut oil on the feet. Produce bag over the top. Tube socks over the bag. The top answer on a big running callus thread, and it works.
Coconut oil on the feet. Produce bag over the top. Tube socks over the bag. Leave it overnight.
That is one of the top answers on a big callus thread on r/running, and nobody in the replies found it strange.
“Coconut oil, a bag over them, socks on, overnight.”
Running forum · not our customer
Two easy weeks. If it has done nothing, keep all of it and we refund you. Overnight kit, not for running in.
1. The bag is a seal
It stops the sock drinking the oil.
2. So the oil stays on the callus all night
And the skin keeps some give in it.
3. It crinkles, it slides, and it came from the fruit aisle
Two easy weeks. If it has done nothing, keep all of it and we refund you. Overnight kit, not for running in.
4. The Day Sock does the bag's job
Bonded inner face. After the run, over whatever you already use, sleep in it, off in the morning. It removes nothing, and it does not go anywhere near race day.
The offer
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One pair · £25
try it through a training week -
3 pairs · £55
Most chosen · one on, one in the wash, one spare · Night Sleeve and mesh wash bag free -
5 pairs · £89
a full season and a spare set
Why now: the seal already works. This one goes in the kit drawer.
Two easy weeks. If it has done nothing, keep all of it and we refund you. Overnight kit, not for running in.
Free UK delivery · No subscription · Machine washable at 40 · Working life 3 to 6 months
A textile accessory, not a cosmetic or a medical device.
Same cream. Fourteen nights. A sock that cannot drink it.
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