CWVLCCompression Athletic Quarter Socks Cushioned for Men Women

These socks are very well-made and very comfortable. I like the color, they fit well, and wash up nicely. I am diabetic and these socks provide the right amount of compression to keep my feet from getting too cold.I highly recommend this product!

Very sturdy feeling and comfortable

This is a quick comparison of two compression crew socks; Sitoisbe vs. CWVLC. In the Picture, Sitoisbe is Aqua-blue (left foot) and CWVLC is Royal Blue (Right foot). What they have in common: BOTH ARE MADE IN CHINA. Both use Lycra (58-59% Nylon and 15-16% Elastane) and something called “OEKO-TEC”. Both are rated light to medium compression (16-23Hg). Both are Ergo-designed with Left/Right foot markings on socks. Both use a cotton/polyester blend for wicking moisture; Sitoisbe states 13%-cotton/12%-Poly but CWVLC says 27% “Moisture wicking material”. At this price point it’s either all poly or poly-cotton blend.Next Compression: These are light to medium, you can increase/decrease compression some by getting a size larger or smaller. BUT NOTE: this really only works if you are close to a “border size” listed in their charts. By the way, both list sizing charts in their pictures. Use these and pay attentions to column titles. These are both listed as 16-23Hg, but to me, the Sitoisbe favors the higher 23Hg compression and the CWVLC favors the lower 16Hg.Fit: The Sitoisbe is closer to a traditional crew sock hight on my calf (Left leg/Auqa Blue) and the CWVLC is more of a tall ankle sock. Both will raise close to the top of a 5-6” work/hiking boot.Feel: Highly subjective, I know. But…the CWVLC feels “lighter and thinner”, like a sport/run style sock. Cushioning in both is OK but you won’t be overly impressed with either. The Sitoisbe feels “thicker” but more like a 100% cotton tube sock than a thick hiking sock.Parting Shots: I have been wear these around the house with one brand on each foot and swapping when I think about it. They are close enough, that after a few minutes, I need to look down the see the difference. I think I will keep them both and use them as daily socks. Trying to see which fails first, which I tend to grab most, and if I remember, update this review. Today is 04Mar2023. Cheers!!

I really like these socks - especially for compression socks! Not to tight. Snug. You can where them low or high! Very comfortable. I did laugh because I looked down and had to "L's" on.....I had to look at other socks to see there are "R" socks also.... :-)

I was looking for socks that would actually stay up that could be worn with dress shoes or tennis shoes. These are perfect! They have nice compression, do not fall down, and finally, small socks that actually fit! They are thin enough for me to wear with dress shoes without all the stripes and designs on most athletic socks and yet appropriate to wear in a more casual shoe as well. Love these socks! Now let's see how long they last and if they hold up over time. I am hopeful as they seem well made. Ordered multiple others in different colors I liked them so much.

I’m not really sure if they do anything. They seem to be made well but $20 for four pairs of ok sock are wild ! Might have to return bc I don’t think it’s any different than a regular sock

Not too tight on the top. Perfect amount of compression and cushion.

I like the cushion feeling, much better than the adidas socks I had.