Review on 🧦 Breezy Comfort: FUN TOES Women's Lightweight Cotton Toe Socks - 6 Pack, Size 9-11 by Ricky Brooks

I've always had blisters between my toes, which have always been exacerbated by polyester socks. I found regular socks, almost all cotton, which helped but didn't solve the problem as the blisters are where my toes rub together. I used to refuse socks with toes because I could only find polyester. These socks contain some polyester, but it's one of the lowest percentages I've found for toe socks, and they're mostly cotton. They stretch well, they're pretty thin and comfortable. If you're not used to wearing toe socks, they still take some getting used to, but I'm happy with them so far. The real test will be my trip to Disneyland but up to this point they have done a good job with the training. If they don't do well at Disney I'll update this review. Some complaints I've seen in reviews involve toes that are too long and trouble putting them on. I wear shoe size 9-9.5 and have no problems with my toes. Every finger is different, some of my fingers are longer than the toes of the sock and some are shorter but they still fit. Areas where I have blisters remain covered. My little toes are tiny, but even they don't have any extra room as long as I keep my toes pinched together, and when my shoes fit properly, they don't dangle. This gets me dressed: Pull the sock partway over the foot, starting at the big toe and working your way down the line, pull the sock up the toes as far as you can, then pull the sock over the heel. Again, I'm a size 9-9.5, maybe people with issues have small feet, but I think they said they fit shoe sizes 6-10 (like most standard socks). For me they need a bit of stretch to put on but they aren't tight or anything and I have a feeling they would probably fit small feet fairly well without being overly stretchy. Toes on socks of any kind will most likely never be perfect unless you custom make them. And in my experience, every type of sock needs fitting anyway, so just a few extra seconds of fitting might be enough to do the trick. I should also note that I wear them with running shoes; I remember seeing a review that said they weren't great with dress shoes, so maybe that's part of the problem people are having. My shoes fit well; snug but has enough room to wiggle your toes and they're not slippery on the inside. I will say that the socks are very slippery on our wooden floor, but I'm not sure if it's the sock that's particularly slippery or just our floor. But wearing them in shoes with a smooth interior might not be as good.