Review on 🧦 Fox River Men's Fatigue Fighter Over-The-Calf Socks: Enhanced Air Flow & Ultimate Comfort in Foliage Green, Large (1-Pack) by Patrick Cox

This is polyester, not polypropylene like calf socks. The difference between day and night as the nature of the material when using polyester proves to be abrasive. Another reason this sock turns out to be abrasive is because of the design, the design incorporates a knurled handle similar to that used on knives. This design consists of parallel lines that are located in the midfoot, and these parallel lines amplify the abrasion that the wearer is already experiencing from the polyester fibers. Another reason why these socks are not a good buy is their light weight, which means the thickness of the material used for the part of the sock that protects your foot from impact is thin. I took these socks for running and my feet felt the strain. Whether you're running, hiking or marching, you need cushioning so you can keep moving for longer. The mid-rise version of this sock has no knurling, has more cushioning and uses the company's proprietary polypropylene technology, which creates a material that is less abrasive and durable. I bought a week's supply of their mid-calf socks and wear them with Oakley boots.