Fox River Wick Dry Socks for Men Extra Cushioned Mid Calf Boot Socks

I have probably around 20 pairs of these socks. I bought my 5 pairs over 8 years ago. I bought them for work to wear in boots. I've worn them every single work day, 5 days a week for 12 hours a day and I've yet to throw a pair away.The very first pair I bought is still just as good as the day I bought them. They dont stretch out and they dont wear out. No holes in the heals and no holes in the toes. They are very thick which is why I originally purchased them but they are all holding up great.

extremely high quality sock in both materials and workmanship

I bought a half a week worth of these and half a week worth of some of the Under Armour equivalent to wear at work (police). I will be giving the UA socks away and buying more of these.They fit my feet well and reach all the way to the top of my calf without shrinking down during the day.(I have thick calves and small ankles, and long legs)The padding is perfect- they have extra padding on the toes, heels and shins, which makes them extremely comfortable to wear with duty boots or combat boots.

I bought 5 different pairs of socks to compare in a hot arid environment in my combat boots on a deployment. im a pog that builds stuff so they put in work.the socks are as followspay attention to material when you buy socks how they hold and ease of removal play a huge differenceunder armour tactical heat gear-- favorite sock.281Z Military Boot Socks-- 2nd fav these are almost as awesome they just feel dirtier when you pull em off otherwise no complaintsDarn Tough Tactical Boot Cushion Sock- these are pricey! they felt to tight the first few times but broke in nicely no complaints this far very comparable to the other two thus far. these do have a lifetime guarantee I dont think the others do I find my self gravitating to the first 3 brands until laundry day then ill have to wear the others belowFoxRiver Men's Wick Dry Stryker Mid-Calf- these are super comfy but THICK not a summer sock. they can bunch up in certain environments and sag on the calf.Military Wick Dry Maximum Mid Calf Boot Sock-- i bought this one by accident i have the green version loved them on my first deployment then after 4 months they were just Meh. the material in them is not as much spandex so taking them off is kinda a pain in the ass. they feel good but really start to sag after a few weeks. this is by far the least favorite of the bunch

Good boot sock. My old go-to sock was basically discontinued, and I’ve been looking for a while. I don’t like my feet sliding at all in my boot. These do the trick. The military exchanges have good boots and socks because of the infantry people that shop here. Those people know how to take care of their feet.

These socks are extremely comfortable for long term wear. I've ordered multiple pairs of these at this point to ensure I have enough to cover my activities. They are very comfortable due to providing a lot of extra padding on the bottom of the sock. These will typically snug-up any room inside a slightly large boot. Given that, it's important that the footwear that they are worn with is a little bit bigger than you would normally use.

I use these socks over a light pair with toe warmers attached. Feet stay warm when out cycling in 30 degree weather.Recommend.

After reading all the positive reviews I decided to buy a couple of pair of these socks. I like the fact that they are a thick sock which is good for warmth and foot cushioning.The major drawback for me is the fact that these socks do not stay up on your calf. I can't stand socks that droop down your leg in a short period of time after putting them on.Bought the Dickies version and while they are not as padded as the Fox River they stay up on your leg and for me that's important