CloudLine Merino Wool Ultra Light Quarter Crew Socks - 3 Pack: The Perfect Lightweight Footwear for Ultimate Comfort Review

I bought them for my husband. He runs about 5 days a week (if not 6 or 7) and has very bony legs. He can break socks, you won't believe it. I bought him three pairs of these shoes about a year ago and they are still in good condition. They are soft, durable and not too thick. They are high enough on the foot to protect the ankle from chafing or impact from another shoe.

These are the lowest quality socks I have ever bought. They looked good in the picture - like the type and style of socks I usually like, so I bought three packs to try them out. I always wash my socks before I put them on, so I did. When they came out of the dryer, they shrank into little balls. All my other socks and underwear were fine. The quality is absolutely terrible. Don't waste money on it

I bought these wool socks for summer hikes. I knew I had to cross creeks (slippery rocks, sharp rocks, icy water) and I love grabbing my favorite sharp hiking boots. Wool doesn't stretch when wet, so I can leave my socks and shoes on to cross the river, wet them and my feet won't get blisters. I will be buying more soon. CloudLine are my favorite wool socks. DarnTough are good too. SoftWool are mediocre.

I thought they looked good but they are very uncomfortable. I feel like I can't put them "straight" on my toes for comfort and feel like they're crooked no matter what I do. The seam on the heel sticks out so you would expect a blister if I could wear it that long. They bunch up in front of my ankle like there's too much fabric. I was hoping this would be a good solution for my cold winter runs, but I'm back. I never thought a sock would feel so weird on my foot.

These are pretty decent socks. They fit as expected. I wear size 12 shoes and they feel comfortable but are a bit scratchy. My experience with CloudLine Gray Socks is that they get softer over time. The more you wash and wear them, the more comfortable they become. They are long enough to cover my ankle without going too big on the calf. Toe seams gather slightly to create extra room in the toe box without squeezing the toes or leaving them too loose. I would buy them again for hiking as they…

I've had itchy feet since I was a child. Now I'm 36, living in Phoenix and my feet still itch terribly, especially in the summer after working out. A friend recommended her for mountain biking. I've tried pretty much every sock imaginable including regular cotton, SockGuy, Defeet and Switftwick socks. I've been trying to switch my shoes to a very light shoe with a mesh upper. Nothing worked. I then bought a couple of pairs of these (ultra light) and for 6 months now including a very hot Arizona