FUN TOESMen Crew Toe Socks Athletic Running - Proper Toe Alignment - Breathable Mesh Top - Value 6 Pairs Pack size 6-12

I bought these after another brand was just too short and slid down while wearing.These are just geat! Very comfortable, breathable, and they are a taller sock, which suits me much better. They also are thoughtfully designed and made so they do not stretch out and slide down, but retain their length through hiking and running.Very good toe socks!

I've been wearing these toe socks since the end of May (changing daily), and I'm a real fan. Love the length on the leg (I'm 6'1", size 12 shoe), the socks are all in great condition after many wearings and washings, and they still look and feel great. Dressy enough for business casual and sporty enough for a reveal behind the leg of hiking pants or gym togs.I use these socks every day, whether I'm wearing my Five Fingers Vibram "barefoot" shoes, my hiking boots (never a blister), or everyday casual slippers. They are truly "athletic" socks, as they wick moisture superbly and dry quickly. Mowing in 95-degree-plus heat requires "peeling" other clothes off the body once the chore has been finished, but these socks keep my feet dry, and the socks are never soaked, just damp. Quite a feat (no pun intended) for any socks.Toe socks can be a little difficult to put onto your foot, but these are the easiest I've found, and over the years I've had many, many different brands of toe socks for the comparison. Once on the feet, I've never had any problem with the top of the socks slipping down the leg or with the sock body bunching inside the shoe or boot, whether jogging or hiking. The sock material is stretchy and comfortably soft, which probably accounts for their staying power once they're pulled into position on the lower leg, which brings up an observed "issue" mentioned by some reviewers.Socks advertised as "Crew length" seem to span a wide variety of lengths, based on my personal experience, from barely long enough to escape the top of a shoe, to inadequate to wear with regular hiking boots, to something between over-the-calf and regular dress sock length. These, my new all-time favorites, reach about 8 inches above the ankle (measured from the prominent "big bones" of the ankle) to the top of the sock, at the bottom of the calf muscle (**Warning: Photo may be restricted in parts of Florida as suitable only for mature viewers; posting anyway; examine at your own risk). I love this length, but I understand it's a matter of personal preference. These socks are definitely on the long side of "crew" (defined by authoritative sources as 6" to 8", from ankle to the bottom of the calf muscle). This 8" length, for me, is ideal. While they're not "compression" socks, and they're not advertised to be, they do provide a definite, supportive feel against the lower leg.Big fan here, and definitely my "go to" toe socks. Could be the end of my years-long search for the "just right" toe socks.

I like long socks, especially in the winter. I also love toe socks. My toes can get pretty warm at times and keeping each of them in their own little sleeping bags helps a ton. These are my new go-to socks for sure.Pros1. Soft and pliable. I have had quite a few different brands and types of toe socks over the years. Some of them took way too much effort to put on because they weren't very pliable/soft.2. These are long and stay up. I have never had a paid of socks that I didn't have to occasionally adjust. I don't have to adjust these very often.3. I wash and dry them on normal. Haven't seen any degradation of comfort or material yet.Cons1. The same with all toe socks. They are not ambidextrous and you have to make sure every toe is right side out before trying to put them on. Just the burden of toe socks.

The socks are comfortable and very good for the price, but don't expect the quality of Injinji socks because that's not what you are paying for! I use this socks for whenever I have to have socks on for a few hours, but if I'm gonna spend the whole day with socks on, then I'm going to use Injinji. My biggest problem with these socks is that they don't fit around my big toe really well, making it feel like I didn't pull the sock down all the way. It's not a huge problem, but it bothers me after a while.

Very impressed with the fit and comfort of these. I have mostly injini but they are just cost prohibitive. Was looking for a suitable replacement and I think I found it!

I love these toe socks! They can be a challenge to put on at first for a first time wearer.. Gets easier with time! They keep my feet cooler and dry as I wear western boots as my daily foot wear.. The only downside I've had is they will shrink after time if put in the dryer.. I hang dry them and no issues.. Even with the pair that have shrunk, I just stretch the socks out long way and side way, plus each toe and they slip right on.. Stretchy material so you can be rough with it when stretching them back.

Cute socks - but way too thin for using inside hiking/work boots or for running shoe socks.The heel was very thin - and the ankles seemed longer than regular crew length.We bought the largest size toe socks - and found that the individual toes were too long and not wide enough for a medium sized 160 pound, 5'10'' man, with size 10 shoe.And, the ankles were tight too, and it was a struggle to get them onto the feet and toes. Too hard to pull the tight toes onto size 10 feet toes. And it appeared that the socks were the type that would instantly shrink if washed and dried in a normal manner. The socks were too thin to use as hiking socks, not durable looking either. The ankles are thick, but the foot portion is very thin, especially the heel and ball of foot. The socks were too tight for my husband, men's size 10 shoe, but they seemed like they would fit my smaller women's size 9 (men's size 7) shoe feet and toes after washing and drying the socks. The toes of the socks fit nicely (before washing and drying the socks) on my smaller lady feet. We returned the socks, they are too thin for me to keep for myself, and they are too tight and too thin for my husband to use.

If you are new to the toe sock revolution, you should consider the Fun toe sock. I have owned the crew for several months and they are lasting where others have failed. Seams and elastics are holding up well. Lightweight, comfortable material and a great length makes for easy wear.

Buen producto, aguanto la lavada y secada, y generalmente aparecen hilos con la primera , son comodos