🧦 SmartKnit Halos Core-Spun Patterned Child AFO Socks - 3 Pack Review

The description says it's a Smartknit but then it says it's sold by Therafirm. They aren't as soft as the socks we bought from the real Smartknit company and they aren't seamless. This is very important if you are buying them to wear all day with orthotics. The socks are long enough to be worn over braces and the patterns/colors are nice but not at the expense of the comfort they are meant to have.

Like the other customer, I was shocked when I opened the package and found only one sock of each design. My grandson has two legs. This has happened twice before, so the company needs to improve quality control. I called customer service on the number on the box and they assured me that if I order another set this would never happen again. So, I'll try again. I'm really shocked that three tiny pairs of shock absorbers should cost $42.25, but willing to pay for my grandson who has special needs.

I bought these for my son to wear under his AFO. We have other SmartKnit socks and they work very well. I was disappointed that these socks are not truly seamless. The stitching on the fingers leaves a deep dent even though we don't pull it tightly around the fingers. And while I was looking forward to the colors and stripes, I didn't think about the inner strands of the stripes. They're minimal, but enough to leave a mark on the calf. I won't buy them again even though the fit, length and…