What are the easiest socks to get on wet feet after the swim?

Paul Hough

OK, so I don't usually wear socks on the bike leg of a triathlon but at HITS Naples this weekend, the water was 58 degrees and it was in the upper 40s when we ran to transition.  I couldn't even feel my feet and bumbled through transition trying to get on enough clothes to keep from freezing.  Has anyone found a brand of socks that go on exceptionally easy when your hands are numb, your feet are frozen and you are in a hurry?  

Al Truscott

Something thin with little fuzz - I have used these for the past few years for running races, and during tris ("I don't always use socks during tris, but when I do, I use..."):

https://feetures.com/collections/mens-running-socks/products/elite-ultra-light-no-show-tab-sock?variant=652733874195

Of course, the usual tricks of rolling them for easy on, and filling the toes with some lube. AND, I ALWAYS slather my feet, ankles, heels, and lower calves with Body Glide prior to the swim to aid in wetsuit removal, and in sock donning.