Women's Cotton Toe Socks-Barefoot Running- Breathable- 6 Pairs Pack-Size 9-11 Lightweight

I think reviewers should be required to include their height/weight and photos in order to leave reviews on clothing! I am 5'3" 165#. Size 7 Women's shoe. Narrow foot. Low instep. My toes were always slender with the 2nd being longest, so NOT stairstep toes. That being said, these socks fit my Size 7 foot PERFECTLY! As I've aged, my toes have started taking on a mind of their own. I'm sure it's age related. I was looking into toe spacers to help realign them, something to wear at night, when these socks popped up! I ordered a package of these as well as a package of another brand that was highly rated. The other set came in lots of colors and looked above-average in quality. But then, I opened this Amazon package. Immediately, upon sight, I was impressed! These socks looked small, possibly too small, just like the first package of socks did. Well, when I tried them on, they fit and feel perfectly! The sock holds my foot. Not loose. The top edge is low and loose enough. I was concerned that the ankle bands might cut into me like so many socks do when my ankles swell. These leave a light mark around my ankle, but not tight or itchy feeling. It's weird feeling socks on my toes again. I last wore toe socks as a teen in the 1970s. Toe socks feel like gloves on your feet. I think it's wrong for reviewers to down-rate items because items don't fit the specific idiocyncracies of their bodies. Downrating nice socks that are already made to fit a wide range of sizes just because you have extra wide/narrow, extra long/ short feet or toes is not fair. Recognizing that we are all built differently, know that if you have short toes, super long toes, big toes, or a tiny pinky toe, these socks may not fit you. Also, if you regularly buy wide, extra-wide shoes and these socks are too tight, it doesn't mean these socks are faulty, so please don't dis the socks. But, for average+ feet, average toes, these socks are AWESOME! So awesome that I'm ordering a package of black/white now... and some new Nike slides (because they run narrow!) Note re the other size 7 review, my socks DON'T fit like the photo they posted. Yes, I could make the sock look like theirs in their photo, but I'd have to pull it hard to make it look like that. (I show this in a photo.) After pulling it tight like they did, I just picked the middle of the sock and it popped right back into place. So when reading reviews, consider the writer. THESE SOCKS ARE FANTASTIC!

Ok let me preface this by saying that I haven't (willingly) left my house since 2009 due to both my weight and the accommodating back, leg, and hip pain and phobias so I had no shoes (and had been wearing "compression socks" given to me when I was forced to the E.R. and had to stay in I.C.C. for 2 weeks followed by 4 weeks in rehab to relearn some motor skills >_< back in I believe 2016.) My last (again I felt it was forced) venture out of the house was to have "testing" done to make sure I was still eligible for my disability (I don't know why...nothing's changed) but I was sent a letter giving the date of the appointment (about a MONTH in advance) and it gave me the worst anxiety and nightmares of my life up to the day of...getting there was a pain and when trying to leave I wanted to "test" myself by walking to the car (instead of having my moms boyfriend pull up next to the door) and THAT was a HUGE mistake~ about halfway my legs started feeling like Jelly and ,y back was causing me to kinda cave towards the ground, a bee nearby (huge phobia) caused me to rush as best I could through the pain and to be honest the car was not far away at all. Knowing that I'll likely have to do that again sometime in the future I at least wanna be able to get there comfortably (maybe it won't be mentally but hopefully it can be physically) so my New Years Resolution is to get healthier (I used to drink a 12 pack of sodas a day and my goal's to keep track of what I eat and drink and try to restrict myself to half of that, so technically UP to 6 a day and so far [34 days in] I haven't went passed 6 a day [I have hit 6 in a day but there's also been a few days where I only had 1 or 2 which is amazing to me]) My other goal is to get out of the house...and for that I need shoes and socks (I had no clue what size to get or anything so I winged these socks and a size 11W shoe which sadly was too big and I had to return it :() ABOUT THESE SOCKS: These socks will blow your mind, When I first saw them I laughed (cause I didn't notice they fit your foot like a glove, in that they have places for you toes like gloves do for your fingers lol) I know they're called Fun Toes but it didn't click until I saw them, my second thought was...there is no way those are going to pull up past my arch (they look SO SMALL) HOWEVER they fit perfectly, I gave the black pairs to my mom, her boyfriend, and my brother, my brother tried his pair on and they fit him as well even though his foot is quite a bit longer than mine. It takes a bit to get used to because it aligns your toes (but that also means it pushes in between your toes so if you've never had these type of socks it feels kinda strange at first) but after about an hour I stopped noticing (the only time I know now is if I curl or stretch my toes) Also they are SOOOOO comfortable, I haven't taken mine off since I put them on (mainly cause I keep forgetting I have them on (I'm serious unless I move my toes apart from each other these socks feel like air.) They may have even helped my back pain? I feel asleep with these on and when I got up my back pain was more of a 3 rather than a 12 on that 1-10 pain scale...I don't know if aligning the toes somehow repaired the flow of my body or what but I can also turn over in bed without the pain now so idk lol.

I've always gotten blisters between my toes, which polyester socks always made worse. I found some regular socks that were almost all cotton that helped, but didn't get rid of the problem, since the blisters are where my toes rub together. I'd previously given up on toe socks because I could only ever find polyester ones. These socks do have some polyester in them, but it's one of the lower percentages I've found for toe socks, and they're mostly cotton. They stretch nicely, they're fairly thin, and they're comfortable. If you're not used to wearing toe socks, they'll still take some getting used to, but I have been happy with them so far. The real test will be my trip to Disney, but they've done well up to this point with working out. If they don't do well at Disney, I will update this review. Some complaints I've seen in reviews include toes being too long and trouble getting them on. I wear a 9-9.5 shoe size and have no issues with the toes. Everyone's toes are different, for mine, some of my toes are longer than the toe section of the sock, and some toes are shorter, but they still fit fine. The areas I have blisters stay covered. My pinkie toes are tiny, but even they don't have extra space hanging off, as long as I pull the toes tight, and if my sneakers fit properly, they don't wiggle out. Which brings me to putting them on: pull sock partway onto foot, start with the big toe and work down the line, pulling the sock so it's as far on your toes as possible, then pull the sock over your heel. Again, I'm a size 9-9.5, maybe the people having issues have small feet, but I believe these said they fit shoe size 6-10 (like most standard socks). On me, they do have to stretch a bit to put on, but they're not tight or anything, and I feel like they would probably fit smaller feet fairly well without stretching too much. The toes on any toe socks will likely never be perfect, unless you're getting them custom made. And any type of toe sock takes some adjusting anyway, in my experience, so just taking a few extra seconds to adjust them might be enough to do the trick. I should also note that I'm wearing these with running shoes; I remember seeing a review talking about them not being great with dress shoes, so maybe that's part of the problem people are having as well. My shoes fit well; snug, but room to wiggle my toes, and they aren't slick inside. I will say the socks are very slick on our wood floor, but I'm not sure if it's the sock that is extra slick, or just our floor. But wearing them inside shoes with a slicker interior might not work so well.

Edit: Since my last review, I've started working out more (almost every day!) and these socks are the best! I tried normal socks for a workout one day, and my feet were not happy, and I got a couple of blisters -- I don't think I can go back to normal socks now. Will most definitely be buying more of these. Original review: I've always liked toe socks (I might still have a pair that I got in high school). Most of my previous toe socks were all winter socks, so this is the first athletic/ankle toe socks I've purchased. I don't work out very often, so I can't tell you how well they hold up for workouts, but for normal wear, they are great. I'm on my feet all day at work, and recently purchased shoes with a wider toe box and these socks. Both have been a game changer for how my feet feel at the end of the day. My pinky toes are really short, so they come out sometimes, but the rest goes on and stays on! I wish the cotton content was a little higher -- I have noticed my feet smelling a little worse after I take the shoes off, but nothing too horrible.

These quickly became my favorite socks! They’re super soft and comfortable, with just the right thickness cozy enough to feel cushioned, but still breathable for warmer weather. The size and height are perfect, not too short or too tall, and they stay in place without slipping. I also love the cute style and colors. They go especially well with barefoot-style footwear or when lounging at home. If you’re looking for that perfect balance of comfort, fit, and style these are it!

I've been searching for alternatives to just "regular" athletic socks, and saw in a Youtube video that individual toe socks are better for your feet since they allow your toes to stretch out. Compared to name brands, these are much more affordable, so I figured I'd give them a shot. For reference, I wear a men's size 8 shoe, so these fall just within range of what I needed. As far as fit is concerned, they fit pretty average - the material itself is very thin/light. Getting them on does take some getting used to. There is no compression ring around the arch, so if that's a concern, it's definitely something to be aware of. I went for a run with them and got a blister on my arch by the end of the run...I am keeping these socks to use indoors as they are comfortable, but I myself need thicker athletic socks with some arch support for running.

I have troubled feet, especially my big toes. I can only wear flip flops now and since it's so cold, I need warmth. These work out good. I only wish the big toe part was wider and longer because my big toes are wide and long.

Second time I've bought these socks, as they relieve my bunions significantly more than any other socks or shoes I've tried. I've been strengthening my toes which has helped my foot pain overall. Plus it's fun to surprise for my family who are still getting used to seeing my fun toes!!!