Softfeeling Ankle Socks for Women and Men - Long Dress, Non-binding, Hiking, Athletic Crew, Seamless Bamboo Socks Review

These socks are very soft and comfortable. Very elastic. On the thinner side, which is good when your feet get hot, but not great when your feet get cold. They don't dig into the skin at the top, but that means they tend to droop down a bit.

I was looking for thin black socks for work. They work fine. Not the cheapest socks but fit well. I wear size 12 women's shoes to fit a large foot! They have a lot of stretch. They are very soft and thin but a little tight at the top.

I've been looking for comfortable socks for a long time! I think I found it! Due to chronic pain, I needed socks that would keep my legs and feet strong at night. These socks are ideal for people sensitive to touch and/or pain.

These socks were delivered soft and are even softer after washing. It's been over a year since my first order and they are still my softest, most comfortable socks in my drawer. 4 wasn't enough. I had to order more to cover the whole week. They don't pinch their toes either.

I checked these socks when I first received them. After a few months of wearing, they start to fall apart. So if you want to splurge a little with socks, consider them temporary. They stretch when worn, but then return to an unstretched state when it makes sense to do so. They leave as soon as the sandal weather hits.

Some women's socks only fit in size 9 shoes. I often buy men's - but they can be too big! I also have very muscular calves and socks can be too tight. It's good to find something in between. They fit well, don't pinch my calves and are very soft. I wear them with high-top sneakers when I'm gardening.

I was skeptical when I first opened them but the stretch is better than it first seemed. Unlike 90% of socks, they fit snugly around my calves when fully on. Unfortunately, as soon as I start walking, they roll down to my ankles. The part of the foot is thick, soft and cushioning. The foot part is thinner and not so soft. But they are quite comfortable. I would buy them again if I couldn't find something that would stay on my foot (which is harder to find than just putting it on my foot).

I hate seams on socks. I don't have diabetes or sensory issues; I just hate them because they really hurt my feet. No one seemed to care until I found out about diabetics and people with sensory issues and the sock market geared towards them. These socks are light in the foot area and ultra light in the ankle area. Fits perfectly under leggings - doesn't roll down. They're not warm at all, so I wear them under wool, like underwear on my legs. I'm a size 6 so they are loose but not so loose that