adidas Unisex 5-Star Sports Quarter Sock (1 Pair) Multisport

Great value for this pack. These adidas quarter socks feel really comfortable — soft, supportive, and they stay in place without sliding down. They’re breathable and work well for both everyday wear and workouts. After a few washes they’ve held up nicely and still feel great. If you want a solid, reliable athletic sock that’s comfortable all day, this is an easy recommendation.

Been using these Adidas socks for basketball and they’re solid. Good length, look sharp, and feel great on the court. No slipping inside my shoes, even during intense games. Yeah, they’re a bit pricey—but totally worth it for the comfort and performance.

Favorite socks to wear with my cleats. Great thickness and cushion making them durable. Size and fit were aligned with size chart. Overall great value! If you walk directly on turf with socks they do attract the turf/grass and it sticks fairly easily so be aware.

These are G2G -- comfortable, look good, nice padding. Also fit better and are a lot more comfortable than the Adidas Select basketball socks.

I have tried a lot of different basketball socks over the years, but Adidas basketball socks have always been one of my go-to choices. The first thing I noticed when wearing them was how well they fit—snug but not too tight, with just the right amount of compression around the arch and ankle. Unlike some other brands that tend to slide down or bunch up inside my shoe, Adidas socks stay in place, which is crucial during long games or intense workouts. The AEROREADY moisture-wicking fabric also makes a big difference in keeping my feet dry, especially when playing on hot courts. The cushioning is another highlight. Adidas socks have extra padding in the heel and forefoot, which helps absorb impact when running, jumping, or making quick cuts. Some models, like the Creator 365, even have added grip zones inside the sock to prevent foot slippage, which I’ve found useful when wearing looser-fitting basketball shoes. I also appreciate how the socks provide subtle ankle support without feeling bulky. While they don’t replace an ankle brace, the compression around the ankle and arch does help reduce fatigue, especially during back-to-back games. Durability has been hit or miss depending on the model. The premium socks, like the Pro Elite or Traxion Crew, hold up really well even after months of regular use, but some of the basic Adidas socks tend to wear out quicker, especially around the toe and heel. That being said, the higher-end Adidas basketball socks are definitely worth the investment if you play regularly. Overall, I’ve found Adidas basketball socks to be a great balance of comfort, performance, and style. Whether I’m playing in a casual pickup game or a more competitive setting, they help keep my feet feeling supported and comfortable throughout.

Great product

These socks are comfortable and provide decent compression and support for everyday use or light workouts. The cushioning is just right—not too bulky but enough to reduce foot fatigue. They fit well and stay in place throughout the day. For the price, they’re a solid value. I knocked off one star because they could use a bit more arch support and they are a little short, but overall, I’m satisfied and would buy them again.

So with the Sock world making socks that stretch and have more moisture wicking material than Sweat Lodge Bath Towels... I am (and have been for about 12 years now) been on the look out for something that is a cut above the rest... A comfortable cushioned sock that lasts as long as its Price Tag suggests. I may have found the be all end all... I work outside... 50-60 hours a week.. year round... being on my feet in the heat is one thing... but wearing boots in the wintertime can destroy your ankles, shins and cause Plantar fasciitis. The single most challenging thing about choosing the right sock is that you will not know how that sock is going to work until you wear, wash and dry them. Adidas has always been a bit behind (in my opinion to the Nikke Elite and the AJ Flight Crew) because of their commitment to style. So over the last 2 years they have rolled out the 5 Star Line. Like all good companies, Adidas worked out the kinks over the past 18 - 24 months with the high quater socks that most of us wear with our water proof chukkas. This years version (The 2.0 Triple Block Version) are perfect in every way... - Cushion? Unmatched in the 2.0 - Fabric Hold? 10/10 - Moisture? Dry as an Anthony Jeslnik Punchline. - Style? The Black Sock with the White Triple Block Logo has been an Adidas Staple for years... and it has never looked better than on the 2.0. If you are like me and pay premium prices for premium products... You want your moneys worth on every item... and these Deliver! - B. Baron ps - Stay away from the 1.0 that says Adidas on it... too much stretch leaves the cotton constantly stretching out and bunching up with washes. you want this page.. the 2.0.

These socks are fantastic, if somewhat expensive. Alas they seem to not be readily available in the UK hence the high price. I’d say they are worth £20 but very difficult to get them at that price. If they don’t wear out after a year or so I will possibly consider buying another pair at the higher price point.