Review on Smartwool Spruce Street Crew Socks Sports & Fitness in Australian Rules Football by Maurice Harvey

These socks are very comfortable and if they are of the same quality as other Smartwool products, I have bought them and Worn for the last 12 years, they will last quite a long time. I generally prefer thin socks to keep me cool and sweat free and to fit better in my shoes. I bought a few different socks looking for something similar to the discontinued Wigwam Airlite F6003 and to a lesser extent the Smartwoool City Slicker socks. I've found Smartwool socks don't last as long as wigwams and other socks I've had in the past, presumably due to the use of more wool versus synthetic fibers, so prefer tipis as they look just as nice, but more permanent. . The next ones I tried were Spruce Street and Anchor Lines, which also seem to have more comfortable toe seams than City Slicker socks, which was another issue I encountered. I've only worn these a couple of times but so far I like them and would definitely recommend them if you prefer thinner socks without extra padding e.g. B. Dress socks. I only kept the perfect score because it's too early to tell if they will hold. However, I have little reason to believe there won't be any, and I won't hesitate to buy more if the need arises.