Zwift is an indoor-training platform that turns your trainer/treadmill sessions into a virtual world where you can ride or run, follow training plans, join group rides and races, earn in-game rewards, and track progress over time. It combines realistic resistance control for smart trainers with social features (friends, Ride Ons, events) and a huge library of workouts and training plans. It’s primarily a subscription app rather than a one-off purchase — you pay monthly or annually for access to Zwift’s worlds and features.

As a dedicated runner with more miles on my shoes than I have Netflix binge hours (and that's saying something), I'm no stranger to the quest for the perfect pair of socks. You know the ones: they cradle your feet like a soft cloud, protect your toes like a tiny army, and don't make you want to fling them into the nearest bin after a long run. Enter the Injinji Ultra Run Mini Crew Socks—a product that promises to be the holy grail of foot comfort for runners. But do these socks live up to the hype? Let's take a toe-tally deep dive into the good, the bad, and the slightly weird of these famed five-toe wonders.